christian sub-culture...how many people can we drown in the shallow end of the pool

May 10, 2007

christian sub-culture...how many people can we drown in the shallow end of the pool

Listen to Dick Staub, Part two... " The Culturally Savvy Christian " ... a stunning wake up to the prevailing christian sub-culture of the North American evangelical church.

Click ... < HERE > ... to listen.

May 10, 2007 9:02:10 AM | Books, culture, Current Affairs, emerging church, faith, mission, mystery, podcast, postmodernity, Religion, spirituality

5 Comments

I laughed until I heard the words 'sobering issue' then I turned it off...
some days I just need to laugh...
Paige

Posted by: | May 10, 2007 at 11:21 AM

p.s. I takes me about 10 clicks to get out of your blog... I don't know why... I'm just used to it now...

Paige

Posted by: | May 10, 2007 at 11:24 AM

Hey Paige, your absolutely right sometimes a good laugh makes all the difference in a day. And I don't know what the problem is about getting " out " of my site. I promise I have not come to the point where I'm taking visitors hostage...rustling some kind of captive audience. Hmmmmm...wait a minute...

Anyway...I'm hoping James will swing by, and see if he notices anything. Mwaaaaa..ha..ha, and then he too will be captured.

Peace...Ron+

Posted by: ron | May 10, 2007 at 02:39 PM

seems to be working okay on this end...

Posted by: James Kingsley | May 11, 2007 at 07:01 AM

Yes, I'm pretty sure it's just my computer- not surprising since apparently it has around 2000 items that need to be got rid of...? They don't bother me...

Paige

Posted by: | May 14, 2007 at 11:45 AM

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