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Seven-Storied World: The Stories that Compose Literature
The English journalist Christopher Booker published “The Seven Basic Plots: Why We Tell Stories” in 2004. He argues – some would say unsuccessfully – that all the stories we know belong to one of seven plot types. Continue reading
Posted in Books, Christianity, Faith, Theology
Tagged 1 John 3:2, Christianity, Christopher Booker, Comedy, Faith, God, James Joyce, Jesus, Kafka, Lady Julian of Norwich, Novel plots, Proust, The plot of the Bible, Tragedy
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Kingdom Come (Mark 1:14-15)
Into this turbulent setting stepped a man who was larger than life. He seemed to be eight hundred years out of his time. He wore strange clothes, ate a weird diet, lived an ascetic lifestyle, and thundered like one of the prophets of old. Continue reading
Put It Where It Belongs: Where the Incarnation Fits in God’s Big Story
They think that if the faith is true, they should see evidence for it everywhere – a thousand … astonishing healings and nature-defying answers to prayer. Those things certainly happen …, but they usually happen in clusters around significant actions (some might call them intrusions) of God in history. Continue reading
Posted in Advent, Bible, Christianity, Faith, Sermons, Spiritual life, Theology, Wide Angle
Tagged Bible and Caesar, biblical narrative, Cleopatra, covenant, Faith, God, incarnation, Jesus, King Herod the Great, Magi, Matthew 2, miracles, Shayne Looper Sermons
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This Is Your Brain on Jingles
If we are spending more time with Sean Hannity or Rachel Maddow than with Jesus and Paul, it won’t be long before our thinking is out of kilter. Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Christianity, Faith, Spiritual life, Theology, Worldview and Culture
Tagged 60s jingles, 70s jingles, Christianity, Faith, God, Hannity, information overload, Jesus, Maddow, newscast jingoism
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The God of Second Chances (Joshua 3-4)
When another chance – second chance or hundredth chance – will be helpful, it will be given. The God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob is the God of Second chances. Continue reading
Christians: Navigating the Approval Process
That symbol gives merchants and consumers confidence in the product they are selling and buying. God wants his people to have confidence in him and in his work in them. And he wants their friends, neighbors, and co-workers to be able to trust them. Continue reading
When Jesus Blew the Apostles’ Minds (John 4)
As she lowered her container into the well, she would have kept an eye on him. You can’t trust a Jew, she would be thinking. Continue reading
The Call of Abraham (Genesis 12)
Abram is the beginning of the cure because he is the beginning of a line … The long line runs through a young woman – hardly more than a child – named Mary. Then the line becomes a point: a point of contention for some; a point of no return for others; but the point of it all for us who believe. Continue reading