This week’s contribution is from a guest blogger, Scott Lencke. Scott is an American pastor, lecturer, and theologian, currently pastoring and teaching in Brussels, Belgium. He holds an MA in Theological Studies from Covenant Theological Seminary, and blogs at ‘The Prodigal Thought.‘ Scott labors to reunite the life of the contemporary church with the deep [...]
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“Movement Obsession”: Ian Stackhouse and the Gospel-Driven Church
Posted in Faith, Mission, tagged book, charismatic, Church, discipleship, driven, evangelism, fads, Formation, gospel, growth, Ian Stackhouse, Jesus, Mission, movements, pastoring, planting, review, revivalism, scott lencke, UK, Worship on June 20, 2009 | 11 Comments »
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- Tradition, prejudice and the trouble with time and bodies (and a lovely quote by Fergus Kerr)
- The Five Books of Moses: A Resource for Counter-Formation
- Artificial Intelligence Programmed for Pure Evil
- Lies, Damned Lies, and Hermeneutics: A Postmodern Take on Biblical Historiography
- “Movement Obsession”: Ian Stackhouse and the Gospel-Driven Church
- Shabbat Shalom
- Totalised Speech & Two Poverties
- The Gospel According to Ancient Near Eastern Cosmology
- “Dust and Light” is now a Dot-Com!
- The Ammunition of Reduction and the Humility of Christ
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