Thinking My Way Through
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| Blog Name: | Thinking My Way Through |
| Url: | http://davefagg.com.au |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | jesus, church, community |
| Description: | Thinking My Way Through is Dave Fagg's thoughts on Jesus, faith & culture. There is a mix of blog posts and articles and some info about what Dave does with his time. |
| Popularity: | 84 Followers |
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The Missionary Virtue of Talking Over People
Brothers and sisters, divert the flow of verbal sewerage into the decontamination plant of conversational purity with well-placed questions.
Brothers and sisters, divert the flow of verbal sewerage into the decontamination plant of conversational purity with well-placed questions.
Revolutionary Road Parable
A comfortable viewing experience Revolutionary Road is not. Though set in the 1950s, the skewering of romantic delusions is just as awkward and painful as if it happened right now. A young couple (Leonardo di Caprio and Kate Winslet) are brought together by their dissatisfaction with the American dream. They marry and plan to move to [...]
A comfortable viewing experience Revolutionary Road is not. Though set in the 1950s, the skewering of romantic delusions is just as awkward and painful as if it happened right now. A young couple (Leonardo di Caprio and Kate Winslet) are brought together by their dissatisfaction with the American dream. They marry and plan to move to [...]
The Missionary Virtue of Noticing People
I take some local young guys on outdoor trips as a way of opening up their lives to new experiences and opportunities. We sat down to ‘frame’ the experience of climbing a mountain, so that they could see the mountain in metaphorical terms. One boy was being really disruptive until I mentioned an observation of [...]
I take some local young guys on outdoor trips as a way of opening up their lives to new experiences and opportunities. We sat down to ‘frame’ the experience of climbing a mountain, so that they could see the mountain in metaphorical terms. One boy was being really disruptive until I mentioned an observation of [...]
Drinking Beer for Jesus
The issue of accepting alcohol has nothing to do with 'getting down to their level' (what a hypocritical phrase of misplaced superiority) but of accepting the hospitality of those who we serve.
The issue of accepting alcohol has nothing to do with 'getting down to their level' (what a hypocritical phrase of misplaced superiority) but of accepting the hospitality of those who we serve.
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