Jun 10, 2017
We need to ask God to fill us with his hatred for an industry [pornography] which degrades and destroys the most vulnerable members of our society.
Murray Vassar
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We need to ask God to fill us with his hatred for an industry [pornography] which degrades and destroys the most vulnerable members of our society.
Murray Vassar
The Wednesday Word: Holy Anger
We live in a day and age when many people tell us that Christians should never get angry. However, did you know that the Bible doesn´t say that. It says, “Be ye Angry, and sin not.” (Ephesians 4:26). And did you know that gentle Jesus meek and mild got angry? For example, He got angry at the merchandisers in the temple (Mark 11:15–19; Matthew 21:11-13). Do you think He went up to those…
“The Bible Belt is a noose masquerading as morality. It won’t save you. It will smile while it tightens. Say 'This is love' while you gasp.”
— Eira Quinn, Let There Be Thought
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Righteous Indignation
Dr. Willie Jennings
Dr. Willie Jennings, Yale Divinity School professor of Systematic Theology and Africana Studies, delivered a thought-provoking podcast on For the Life of the World: My Anger, God’s Righteous Indignation / Willie Jennings (Response to the Death of George Floyd).
A few takeaways:
How do you know if your anger or indignation are righteous? If the anger is centred ond…
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Holy Week: Monday, Money, and Flipping Tables
Holy Week: Monday, Money, and Flipping Tables
Holy week is something I’ve never been great about observing, to be honest. But all this week, I’m writing mini-blogs about the final days of Jesus, some based in liturgical practices of the faith, others that I pull from my clergy friends on twitter, and some based on my own thoughts. Be sure to SUBSCRIBE so you don’t miss a thing. My friend, Emmy Kegler, tweeted the following and it just struck…
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David Wojnarowicz, Untitled (One Day This Kid...). 1990.
Quit claiming the title "Christian" if you portray yourself anything like the person of Jesus Christ. Christians here me my heart here. Christ came and died for you not so that you could remain the same. God himself is in the business of SAVING YOU, TRANSFORMING YOU, and PLACING YOU! Christ is not a fall back or a set if ideals, he's a person, get to know him. Ever heard someone say to you "you're acting like your friends"? The more you hang out with Jesus, the more he changes you and rubs off on you. It really shows when the fruit (things you do) of your life are not reflecting the nature of Jesus. Here's a little encouragement for the day: Just as Christ was the Son of the Almighty God, and so you! Yes you! Are a son/daughter of God, therefore go an sin no more. You were hand-crafted by perfection and wisdom Himself! The same power that brought the lifeless corps of Jesus Christ back into existence lives within your body! You are given all power and authority through Christ! In your human weaknesses, allow the wholeness of Jesus to fill your void and give you strength. I refuse to accept that this generation be marked by lukewarmness.