Elijah – The Contest on Mount Carmel (1 Kings 18), pt.1
Elijah ends the drought and takes his revenge upon Jezebel’s prophets of Baal.
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Elijah ends the drought and takes his revenge upon Jezebel’s prophets of Baal.
Elijah – The Contest on Mount Carmel (1 Kings 18), pt.1 Read More »
In the story of the widow, we should see Advent. We have maginalized people doing everyday things in ordinary places. Yet through them, God invades enemy-occupied territory to bring dead things back to life.
Elijah – The Widow of Zarephath (1 Kings 16:30-17:24), pt.2 Read More »
See the apocalyptic battle between Yahweh and Baal (God/Satan, Good/Evil) begin to develop. Notice the faith, as it waxes and wanes, in both Elijah and the Widow. See the typology of the coming resurrection of the son.
Elijah – The Widow of Zarephath (1 Kings 16:30-17:24) Read More »
The Elijah stories provide us with a wonderful follow-up to Tim Sorens’s book Everywhere You Look about how the church can form an alternative community in the world. The stories also provide us with another way of walking through and understanding Advent.
Elijah – An Introduction Read More »
For this week’s lesson, we are going to share our own personal experiences and insight into how and where the Spirit is moving in Myrtle Beach. I want us to share the opportunities that we have to be the hands and feet of Jesus in the world.
Everywhere You Look, A Follow-Up Read More »
By prioritizing Connections we are fighting back against the storm of individualism and polarization that is overtaking our society. Every good thing that we seek to do in the world, should start with these Connections
Everywhere You Look, Ch.8: Already Here, pt.2 Read More »
If the church is to win over hearts and minds, to bring about change at the neighborhood level, and to heal our divisions, we must be present in our neighborhoods and to think long-term.
Everywhere You Look, Ch.8: Already Here, pt.1 Read More »
Instead of focusing on needs and problems, what if we focused on the gifts and strengths of those in our community? What if we decide to look for assets and not needs? As Soren puts it, let’s focus “on what’s strong instead of what’s wrong.”
Everywhere You Look, Ch.7: Learning from Local Heros, pt.2 Read More »
As we open our eyes and engage in sacred curiosity, we should not limit ourselves to those who look like us, vote like us, or even believe like us.
Everywhere You Look, Ch.7: Learning from Local Heros, pt.1 Read More »
Being part of the same team means moving from isolation to awareness, polarization to curiosity, and fragmentation to integration.
Everywhere You Look, Ch.6: The Same Team, pt.2 Read More »