Gender Theology Part 2: Defining Cruciform Complementarity

Post author:Rebekah
Post published:September 1, 2023
Post category:Church and Ecclesiology Kingdom Living Kingdom Theology Men and Women Nonviolence
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Content Warning: Violence and sexual violence Here at the Kingdom Outpost, we are committed to exploring the full implication of Christ’s Kingdom as transformative leaven in the societies and communities in which we live. For the past two years, we have been working through discussions and beliefs about gender in the Kingdom of God - reading, communicating, discerning, and discussing with our brothers and sisters. A range of views have been expressed,…

Racism, Darwinism, and Empires of Progress: A Kingdom-Centered Perspective (Kingdom Outpost Study Series #4)

Post author:Rebekah
Post published:May 26, 2023
Post category:Church and Ecclesiology Historical Values Kingdom Living Kingdom Theology Nonviolence
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What is racism? How should Christians who believe in nonviolence and in the distinction between Jesus's Kingdom and the world's powers respond? How do we make sense of the polarized political debates on the subject, even as they spill over into our social lives, fracturing relationships in families and communities? In my research over the past several years, I believe that we can bring a firm conviction in Jesus's gospel in peace…

The Gospel of Peace and the Healing of Hearts

Post author:Rebekah
Post published:April 13, 2023
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Each of us was made in God’s image. This means that each of us was beautifully created with a desire for relationship and the capacity to love as God loves. This was embedded in our make-up and design. Because we are unique as individuals, we have the potential to manifest God’s goodness in unique, individual ways. I believe that the love Jesus calls us to is not a self-emptying, but a “self-actualizing…

Eudaimonism: A Foundation of Would

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Post published:April 12, 2023
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*This article was adapted from an episode which is part of a larger series. You can find the full episode here. Most would call me an idealist, but not in the nice way. I'm not the loveable idealist - some pie in the sky dreamer who holds lofty aspirations that will never come to fruition. I'm the despicable idealist - the kind who refuses to advocate getting our hands dirty in order…

We asked ChatGPT questions about Anabaptism, Two Kingdom Theology, and more!

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Post published:April 7, 2023
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Chat GPT 4.0 is a little like a new "Wikipedia", bringing together writing from across the internet to tailor responses to questions we might have. Instead of general Wikipedia pages on subjects, you get personalized answers. Of course, we are still looking for human writers to engage with the questions and subjects of interest here. Learn more here! Here's what Chat GPT has to say about Anabaptism: Hi! Can you define Anabaptist…

The Gender Roles Debate: A Cruciform Kingdom Position (Part 1)

Post author:Rebekah
Post published:March 7, 2023
Post category:Church and Ecclesiology Kingdom Living Kingdom Theology Men and Women
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One of the most controversial yet fascinating topics of Scriptural study and application is the relationship between our cultural and society practices of gender, and the way gender and sex are discussed, practiced, and defined in Scripture. What this essay attempts is a theological response to current debates in the Protestant and Evangelical world from a Kingdom theological perspective, outlining a position centering “cruciformity.” I hope that this essay will be a…

Kingdom Womanhood: Making Home and Haven Part 2

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Post published:March 1, 2023
Post category:Church and Ecclesiology Kingdom Living Kingdom Theology Men and Women
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Jesus replied, “Anyone who loves me will obey my teaching. My Father will love them, and we will come to them and make our home with them.John 14:2 We often think of the Kingdom of God as a nation. How often do we think of the Kingdom as a home, as a family? Yet God has always desired to tabernacle in and among us, and He desires to welcome all and sundry…

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