Measuring the right things
This post is from the defunct blog “Dying Church”
LT on measuring success as church:
We need to change what we measure and how we measure our success.
* Do people have a proper
Darryl Dash
I'm a grateful husband, father, oupa, and pastor of Grace Fellowship Church East Toronto. I love learning, writing, and encouraging. I'm on a lifelong quest to become a humble, gracious old man.
Two Years
My Dad died two years ago today.
Some things my Dad taught me: to laugh and have fun; how to give an underdog (pushing someone on a swing while going under them); to
Controversy
Some preliminary conclusions on theological controversy:
* Some things are worth fighting for. Some things are important and worth discussing, but not worth splitting over. Some thing aren’t worth fighting about at all.
The Faith
The preface to Charles Colson’s latest book, The Faith, begins with Jude 3: “[I] urge you to contend for the truth that was once for all entrusted to all the saints.” Colson
Emerging Essentials
In Why We’re Not Emerging, Kevin DeYoung writes:
If the emerging church struggles to find a theological center, it struggles even more to define theological boundaries – not just what they are, but