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Tag Archives: ecclesiology
Re-Jesus: The Book “Shaping” Could Have Been
One of my all time favourite books is “The Shaping Of Things To Come” by Alan Hirsch and Mike Frost. It was my introduction to the emerging-missional church conversation/movement (like a bunch of Aussies, and quite a few non-Aussies), and it is a really good read. It’s quite heavy, but at the same time quite [...]
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Also tagged Alan-Hirsch, Books, christology, Mike-Frost, Reviews, The Shaping Of Things To Come
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Notes On A Scandal – A Study on Loneliness
Saw “Notes On A Scandal” last night – brilliant film that I don’t really want to see more than once – just a little too creepy. Brilliant performances from both Cate Blanchett and Judi Dench: both amazing actresses, and I can categorically say (having seen Helen Mirren in The Queen) that Dench deserved the best [...]
The Clergy Question – Movements, Vocation and Institutionalism
Went along to hear Alan Hirsch at Blarney’s last night, and he delivered a pretty standard spiel on his central ideas, particularly around his central “formula” – that our Christology (what we believe about Christ) ought to define our missiology (transposing that into our cultural context) which should then decide the form of our ecclesiology [...]
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Also tagged alan_hirsch, christology, clergy, cultural_context, deep-and-meaningful-theological-consideration, do_church, Ministry, missiology
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