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Contextualization’s 2 Ditches: Legalism & License

Posted on May 20, 2010 by

contextualization is a hot-word for all persons dealing with cross-cultural issues/ministry/work: how far can i go along with the locals’ culture and practice without being unbiblical? this ends up voiced in questions like: is this local practice “just for fun” … Continue reading →

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A Call to Simple Worship: Why is coffee so good?

Posted on May 6, 2010 by

Coffee, that sweet swirly muddy water of goodness, is the hot liquid of brew that steeped to a desired strength, lifts the very lids off your eyes if not also one’s own sleepy morning, like sunshine on the dew. Yes, … Continue reading →

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