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Author Archives: Jason
Lord Huron
Jackson and I saw Lord Huron in concert. As you can tell, we had fun.
Posted in Family, Fathering, Kids, Music
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Joshua Preaching
We had the opportunity to hear Joshua preach a few times this summer. Really proud of the work he’s putting in to develop his skills as a speaker and a minister. Excited to see what the future holds for him.
Attractional vs. Missional
I preached recently on the difference between the attractional model of church and the missional model. I worked up this chart to help explain these somewhat arcane terms.
Posted in Church, Theology
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Birthday Celebrations
We had a great time over the weekend celebrating birthdays with this crew.
Posted in Blessings, Family, Kids
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Healed by Mercy
One of my favorite stories from the Desert Fathers is about Father Apollo. A young brother was greatly troubled by the demon of sexual sin and he went to an older man and declared his thoughts to him. When that … Continue reading
Posted in Desert Fathers, Devotional, Discipleship, Faith, Kingdom Values
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Integrity Defined
Integrity is a life in which our words and our actions are congruent. They line up, they reflect one another.
Posted in Faith, Kingdom Values
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The De-Centering of Self
In our day and age, the gospel can come off as little more than self-improvement. Our increasingly therapeutic culture regularly touts the benefits of mindfulness and gratitude, which certainly aligns with Christian practices of meditation and prayer. In that regard, … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Devotional, Discipleship, Faith, Jesus, Kingdom Values, Paul, Scripture, Theology
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