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The Longer Ending of Mark: What’s a Disciple to do with that? (Follow Me – Part 77)
Mark 16:9-20 The Church finishes John Mark's "incomplete" ending Last time we looked at John Mark's original ending of his gospel (Mark 16:1-8), with his account of the empty tomb. But now, herein lies the rub! The modern/post-modern scholarly consensus is nearly...
The King is Risen! (Follow Me – Part 76)
Mark 16:1-8 Jesus is Risen Last time Jesus body was laid in the tomb by Joseph of Arimathea, the stone was rolled against the entrance, and the two Marys "saw where he was laid" (Mark 15:46-47). It is now Sunday morning. The sabbath is over and the three women (cf....
The King is Buried (Follow Me – Part 75)
Mark 15:42-47 The Burial of Jesus Jesus died on the day before the Sabbath at about 3pm, and evening is approaching (v. 42). If He is going to be buried, and not hang on the cross (bringing desecration to the land, and during the Passover at that) then it needs to...
the Awkward Continuationist: Charis-Missional
I was recently contacted by someone in Texas who is working on a dictionary project. He was seeking my input on a phrase that I’d included in the first edition of Post-Charismatic: “Charis-Missional.” I’ve always deferred to Kingdom Grace’s definition, since the term...
Awkward Continuationist: the Doom Seed
Within every electronic device, there lies a seed Dormant and waiting to be released Somewhere between 18 months and two years, it will sprout and begin to choke the life out The Doom Seed has germinated Your iPod shall not be resuscitated ~ Dead iPod Song (Rhett...
Revelation 17:8 Part Two: A Response
A moment to explain to our readers why I'm writing this article. For a little over a year I have been preaching through Revelation. One of the people who has been following along with the sermons asked a great question about Revelation 17:8. Here is the passage… “The...
Some Reflections after Four Years of Following Jesus Outside of Institutionalized Christianity
That's right. It as was October-December of 2016 when I made the transition from Institutional Church (IC) to Missional-Organic Church. Thought it might be nice to post some thoughts on the journey thus far. 1.) ITS HARD - Yep! I don't know what else to say. Its just...
Stay Focused
Mark (p. 1776) They were terrified and asked each other, "Who is this? Even the wind and the waves obey him!" (Books*) "and there was a great calm." (Mark 4:39, ESV) Who is Jesus? The disciples don't know at this point. They are clueless - even they don't understand...
An Open Letter to my Friends in the Organic Church Movement – #COVID19
Dear friends, house church leaders, organic church practitioners, and adherents of the simple church model, I am one of you. I left the Institutional Church (IC) in 2016, and have been on the journey with you of exploring what it means to practice Christianity outside...
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