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Diane Langberg’s Theology of Power

Can (Worldly) Power Be Redeemed (from Abuse)?

May 1 •

Christian Nationalism: Leading A Church Discussion

... That Centers in Jesus

Apr 18 •

Andy Crouch’s Theology of Power

My take on a very popular view of power among (ex)evangelicals

Apr 8 •

The Missing (Neo)Anabaptist

The Post-Evangelical Engagement With Culture

Mar 25 •

Alistair Begg’s Big Mistake

The Missing Account of a Deeper Sexuality Discipleship

Mar 12 •

Understanding Black Theology 2

The Books That Have Shaped Me

Feb 27 •

On Understanding Black Theology 1

The Books That Have Shaped Me - In Honour of Black History

Feb 20 •

How Do We Interpret Evangelical History?

The Dust-up Between John Fea, Beth Alison Barr and Kristin Kobes du Mez

Feb 13 •

Fitch’s Provocations

Fitch’s Provocations

Musings from the ground on up. Reflections on power, ideology, subjectivity (the formation of self), culture, and mission.

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