whatsapastor

From Alan Knox:

1. The dangers of “pastoring” hundreds or thousands
2. Pastoring…
3. Contract Pastoring and Discipleship
4. What makes a person a pastor?
5. Will all the pastor-teachers please stand up?
6. That man is your pastor?
7. Stepping through his reasoning
8. Gifting vs. Office…

9. What pastoring is NOT

Paul as superior?

From Alan Knox:

Series: Does Paul refer to other Christians as superiors/subordinates?

1. What did Paul think about his subordinates?
2. Defining the terms
3. The ways that Paul most often refers to other believers
4. When Paul refers to other believers using father/child language
5. Examining Paul’s use of the father/child language
6. Does Paul use the term apostle to refer to a superior/subordinate relationship?
7. When Paul DOES use the language of superiors and subordinates

Related posts:

1. When Paul refers to other believers using father/child language
2. When Paul DOES use the language of superiors and subordinates
3. Is Paul a super-Christian or a model of service for all believers?
4. Does Paul use the term apostle to refer to a superior/subordinate relationship?
5. Brother or "Brother"
6. Scripture… As We Live It #52
7. Philemon 1-3 Translation
8. What did Paul think about his subordinates?

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Fire Hockey, good and evil

Ancient Fire Hockey Makes a Comeback in Mexico from Storyhunter on Vimeo.

props> preaching>performance >participation

Nice, articulate, succinct  article  from Church in a Circle on "How media shaped the church:"

Historical eras of church shift:  props> preaching>performance >participation.
Link

" how pornography may be changing human nature itself"

The Problem With Porn: Author Martin Amis on how pornography may be changing human nature  itself.  Martin Amis doesn’t attack pornography on moral or religious grounds. But the British author is deeply troubled by what he sees as the insidious effect porn is having not just on sexuality but on human nature itself.  In an interview with Slate’s Jacob Weisberg, Amis says the ubiquity of explicit material serves only to extend the distance between sex and love and thereby changes what he calls “the style of the whole operation.”  -Slate.com
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