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The Good News No One Needed

Dorcas Cheng-Tozun
March 1, 2014
Church Life, General, Global
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MAR 1, 2014 | BY: DORCAS CHENG-TOZUN - I had grown up in a loving home, had absorbed the endlessly looping American messages...
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The Good News in Every Story (Book Review)

Tony Campolo
November 16, 2013
Books, Church Life
NOV 16, 2013 | BY: TONY CAMPOLO -- As you read you’ll feel the good news in every page. Because when we live out those red letters of...

Good Weeds: The Gospel as a Good Contagion

Morf Morford
September 14, 2012
Church Life, Theology
CS Lewis used to describe the Gospel as ‘a good contagion’. I would describe the continuing emergence or out-working of the Gospel as the equivalent of good weeds. No matter how much solid legalism, suffocatin...

Healing Toxic Faith: Did Jesus die to save us from God?

Derek Flood
September 10, 2012
Theology
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Why did Jesus have to die? Was it to appease a wrathful God's demand for punishment? Does that mean Jesus died to save us from God? How could someone ever truly love or trust a God like that? How can that ever ...
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When Dreams Meet Reality: Life in Intentional Community

Jon Huckins
February 23, 2012
General
3
After years of being a youth pastor, I remember the time I came home from yet another event that required endless administration, energy and resources and asked myself, “Is this what it means to be the Chur...
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10 More Reasons The Gospel That's Good News for the Poor is Good News for the Rich

Margot Starbuck
March 21, 2011
General
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Today’s RLC Blog Challenge: It would be super-easy to skim this Top 10 list and then leave a snarky comment at the end about all the ways the author is so naïve.  You can do that if you want.  (She actually cou...
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Why the Gospel That's Good News for the Poor is now Good News for the Rich (and by "rich", I mean me)

Margot Starbuck
December 30, 2010
General
4
I was at the grocery store, minding my own business, looking for pie crusts in the frozen food section.  Harmless, right?  Before I found crusts, though, I accidentally stumbled upon the most darling littl...
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    There's lament - “Why are things so broken – again and again – where has all the mercy gone.” But also this gratitude – "again and again"– in the midst of it all, "God’s love remains."

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