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October 2014

The Old School of Ordinary
Outreach
The Old School of Ordinary
An Interview with Michael Horton.
Daniel Darling
Leaning Into Community
Mirrors dimly
Leaning Into Community
Anne Marie Miller on what keeps us from knowing and being known.
Interview by Paul J. Pastor
WLL: The Softer Side of Calvinism, Pond Baptism, and Letting There Be Light
Wednesday link list
WLL: The Softer Side of Calvinism, Pond Baptism, and Letting There Be Light
Just LINK it.
Paul Wilkinson
Doing More Together
Collaborative partnerships transform both the community and the church.
Interview with Jeff Marian and Eric Elton
Articulated Pain
Outreach
Articulated Pain
Did "the" church hurt you, or "a" church? There's a world of difference.
Bob Hyatt
In Word, In Deed
"The just man justices..."
In Word, In Deed
Eugene Cho on the underrated need for quiet works of justice.
Interview by Paul J. Pastor
Our Difficult Balance
Discipleship
Our Difficult Balance
How do we handle the disappointed expectations of ministry?
Mandy Smith
Serving Immigrants Saved Our Church
Discipleship |Outreach
Serving Immigrants Saved Our Church
How welcoming in the stranger revived a declining congregation.
Michael Lynch
For the Love of Fierce Variety
For the Love of Fierce Variety
Mark Buchanan
Outreach
Together, Without God
New atheist communities look a lot like church.
Tony Kriz

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