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Church Recap

For those who are interested, this past week in our house church we looked at two blogs. The first one, “poultrygeist”, encourages us to not think that we can’t serve God because of some limiting factor in our lives. The second article (“Have You Heard?”) is great for starting discussions and making us think about

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March 23, 2009September 6, 2013 D. L. Webster comment on Church Recap
Ecclesiology / Church

Trees

We have been discussing what church is and what it should therefore look like. In doing so, we have contrast it with the institutional church. Many people have difficulty with the criticisms of the institutional church, which is of course not surprising if we have been closely tied and committed to it. A natural route

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March 11, 2009September 3, 2015 D. L. Webster comment on Trees
Politics

Recession

I understand that there are indicators predicting that the country will be out of this recession by the end of the year. I have been noticing some signs of things turning around already myself. So, don’t panic! I’m pleased to know that President Obama is concerned about the national debt, even in the present situation.

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February 26, 2009September 6, 2013 D. L. Webster comment on Recession
Ecclesiology / Church

Church Recap

Our the past couple of weeks in our fellowship, we’ve been discussing how the church is organic, a living thing, born out of the Spirit of God, not an organization or machine we build ourselves. I won’t go into this much more here, as I have already blogged about it relatively recently. I will say

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February 24, 2009September 6, 2013 D. L. Webster comment on Church Recap
Ecclesiology / Church

Communion

As I’ve been discussing, I am participating in a home fellowship. I have mentioned that we haven’t arrived yet, that we are merely in the beginning of a journey. I have recognized that what we are trying to do is generally different than what anyone has seen before, and therefore almost no one, including those

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February 9, 2009September 6, 2013 D. L. Webster comment on Communion
Ecclesiology / Church

Further Thoughts on Church

Those of you who have been following me know that I am part of a home fellowship, and have some thoughts about church that are different than what is most common. I wanted to say a few things about this. First, to my knowledge only one of my friends so far has read one of

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January 14, 2009September 6, 2013 D. L. Webster comment on Further Thoughts on Church
Ecclesiology / Church

Christian Church

(Note: This is my best understanding of this subject from what I have heard, but I don’t guarantee it is without error.) I recently delved into the confusing subject which is the history of the church movement that I grew up in and was involved in for most of my life. The church I grew

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December 25, 2008September 6, 2013 D. L. Webster comment on Christian Church
Christian Living

Forgiveness

Forgiveness… does not mean that an offense didn’t matter is not ignoring an offense does not require the offender’s request nor repentance is not a one time act does not mean there aren’t consequences does not minimize an offense does not exaggerate an offense is choosing not to hold an offense against another (though choices

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December 19, 2008August 20, 2015 D. L. Webster comment on Forgiveness
Christian Living / Ecclesiology / Church

Rethinking Church

(Note: I have written the following post in response to comments shared on this post.) I once heard it said that every generation needs their own reformation. The idea is that we never quite get it all right, so we need to keep improving rather than thinking we’ve got it made. You are correct in

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December 12, 2008September 6, 2013 D. L. Webster comment on Rethinking Church
Politics

Christians and Government

I believe one of the biggest blind spots in American christian’s view on politics, is not seeing how we unbiblically tie our christian agenda onto the government. (I think once you see it, it looks almost absurd, yet few seem to see it.) That is, we say “As Christians, God’s will is that we (fill

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November 9, 2008August 13, 2015 D. L. Webster comment on Christians and Government

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