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Ken @jodepoley @jenny_beth Ah, I finally found the Nebraska-New Jersey connection: our PATH cars were made there. :) http://img.ly/1Yci [kenwalker].— August 26th via Twitter
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Ken Listening to Sam on Seven Second Delay with Andy and Ken live streaming from http://wfmu.org [kenwalker].— August 25th via Twitter
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Ken RT @villagechurch: Support Sam tonight at 6pm at the UCB Theater ($5 admission, 26th & 8th) to watch what should be an engaging discussi ... [kenwalker].— August 25th via Twitter
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Ken RT @jodepoley: If you get a chance to listen... Give this a try. Thanks Sam for your vision and example to all of us. http://bit.ly/9 ... [kenwalker].— August 24th via Twitter
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Ken THIS Wed at 6pm on WFMU 91.1FM, our pastor Sam Andreades will discuss homosexuality and the Christian faith. More info: http://bit.ly/9wjN7v [kenwalker].— August 24th via Twitter
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Ken By way of @dpesnell: the reflection for Sunday's service can be found in this 1860 NY Times City Intelligence article: http://nyti.ms/cqzTHo [kenwalker].— August 24th via Twitter
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Category Archives: Faith
Amazed
Last week, I was asked by a friend to give a testimony at our “Testimonies of Amazement” service. I thought that it was a fantastic opportunity to tell the story of how Sarah and I arrived at the Village Church and how God has changed our lives since that day. This is what I said. Continue reading
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Killing the Buddha
Killing the Buddha. Killing the Buddha is a religion magazine for people embarrassed to be caught in the “spirituality” section of a bookstore.
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Showing Mercy
I’ve been reading through 19 Gifts of the Spirit by Leslie B. Flynn lately as Ironworks continues through a series on spiritual gifts. (Pastor Todd, I’ll return this book to you someday, I promise!) On the whole, Flynn’s writing exemplifies … Continue reading
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Learning to Dance
I praise the dance, for it frees peoplefrom the heaviness of matter and bindsthe isolated to community. I praise the dance, which demands everything:health and a clear spirit and a buoyant soul. Dance is a transformation of space, of time, … Continue reading
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Free the Bible
General dissatisfaction with StudyLight (the ad banners, poor layout, and abundance of Christian kitsch on the homepage) compelled me to turn to Google for alternative tools for my Bible study. I discovered some truly fascinating developments in the use of … Continue reading
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Some Quotes
These were some quotes that were in our church bulletin from Sunday that I thought were worth sharing. The opposite of love is not hatred; it is indifference. When we have learned indifference, when we are really skilled and determined … Continue reading
Small group training and the ever-present urge to consume
In an effort to better lead Ironworks, Sarah and I decided to attend “Turbo-Training” at the Village Church. The training class is focused on helping small-group leaders sharpen their existing skills and acquire new ones in leading prayer & sharing, … Continue reading
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Gender and the Kingdom
The past several Bible studies that I’ve led at Ironworks have had to do with this whole notion of what roles women play in the Christian church. This has certainly been the biggest challenge for me as a teacher and … Continue reading
Grace & Ontology
Now when a Christian bows before God, he can move out of this with rationality in place. The other man, man without God, if he is going to be absolutely consistent in his position, may know that he exists, but … Continue reading
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