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Tag Archives: Christianity
PVK’s plan for Rebuilding the CRCNA
Sea change, vibe shift… Whatever you want to call it. It’s done. It’s time to start building the next CRCNA. If we don’t then it’s done. I still think the CRCNA has a lot to offer the North American church. It’s … Continue reading
To Banner or NOT to Banner, that is the question
The Banner shifted with Kuyvenhoven and this was the shift now referred to as the “post-war consensus”. The name is imperfect but the dynamics are quite evident. Everyone felt the cultural shift, the last major vibe shift before this one … Continue reading
(Robot-Man) CRC Minister writes Abide Article celebrating Synod 2024’s decision
Standing Firm in Faith: Celebrating the Victory of the Human Sexuality ReportBy Rev. Michael DeVries As I reflect on the momentous decision of Synod 2024, I am filled with a deep sense of gratitude to God for His faithfulness and … Continue reading
Letter from a (Robot-Lady) CRC Minister who is Disaffiliated by the CRC
When My Church No Longer Had Room: A Reflection on Leaving the CRCBy Rev. Emily Van Dyke It is hard to imagine that I am writing these words today. As a woman ordained in the Christian Reformed Church (CRC), I … Continue reading
What Our Journey from Cold Warriors to Religious Consumers Means for the Church
Mid-Century Modern The religious context for most North American congregations in the second half of the 20th century was fairly clear. Varieties of congregations that tried to live by the moniker “Bible believing”. Debates between them were seen as “intramural”. … Continue reading
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Tagged Christianity, Cold War, Mark Driscoll, Rob Bell, world religions, Yoga
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How Affirming Same Sex Marriage Is Part of the Modern Secular State telling Christianity as a Religion to Learn its New Place
The Growing Target of Affirming I mentioned in a previous post that church open and affirming statements are vague and I suspect will increasingly be outdated. The affirmation that I suspected is being asked or demanded is this, that the … Continue reading →