Racism and the Way of the Cross

Post author:Rebekah Mui
Post published:January 17, 2022
Post category:Church and Ecclesiology Kingdom Living Kingdom Theology
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Guy Hershberger wrote "The Way of the Cross in Human Relations" in 1958. In the book, he explored the cross as a definition of life in the Kingdom of God…

From leaven to loaf: the Kingdom in 2022

Post author:Rebekah Mui
Post published:January 7, 2022
Post category:Church and Ecclesiology Justice Kingdom Living Kingdom Theology Mere Devotion Nonviolence
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Capturing wild yeast in the Tudor period - Source It's quite interesting watching yeast at work. It is everywhere, ostensibly - on the peel of pears and grapes, in the…

(Video) Courageous Love: The Story of Dirk Willems

Post author:Rebekah Mui
Post published:January 1, 2022
Post category:Church and Ecclesiology Historical Values Kingdom Living Kingdom Theology Men and Women Mere Devotion
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When our survival instinct kicks in, it's often every man and women for themselves. Yet, in the moment of crisis, one courageous young man, Dirk Willems, made a decision that…

(Video) Costly Discipleship: The Witness of Anna Jansz

Post author:Rebekah Mui
Post published:December 10, 2021
Post category:Church and Ecclesiology Historical Values Kingdom Living Kingdom Theology Men and Women Mere Devotion
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sca_H9TS9H8 What does it mean to be a disciple of Jesus, to count the cost and carry our cross? Anna Jansz, a 16th century martyr, came to faith amidst chaos…

Ministering to the Depressed: Lessons from Ruth and Naomi

Post author:John Waldron
Post published:December 6, 2021
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"Dad!" Victoria said. "I do not want you to pour syrup on my pancake!" "Why not?" I asked. "Because I want Mom to," she said. "Mom is getting ready for…

Should I Care About My Safety? Missions in “Dangerous Places”

Post author:Mary Derstine
Post published:November 29, 2021
Post category:Kingdom Living Missions
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by Mary Lynn Derstine (originally published on December 10, 2020) “Do you feel safe?” is a question people often asked me while I was in Iraq. Safety is a concern…

Justice in the Kingdom: Nonviolence, the State and Human Trafficking | Off-script with Joash Thomas

Post author:Rebekah Mui
Post published:November 22, 2021
Post category:Kingdom Living Kingdom Theology Nonviolence
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What does justice mean in the Kingdom of God? When faced with dire situations like enslavement and violence, how do we involve state authorities as Christians? Is there a temptation…

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