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Playing from the Second Chair by Rick Clendenen, copyright 2008 God's Plan for the Future by Lehman Strauss, copyright 1965 I think I read this many years before but I'm not sure. That's what happens when you get old. Probably by next year I will be able to hide my own Easter Eggs. Revivals of the Old Testament, by C.E. Autrey, copyright 1960. I had read this back when it was new but had to sell all of my books 40 some hears ago when I was in a financial bind. I recently found a used copy. There's some pretty good stuff in it. |
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Said I had more to say about The Shack. Here's something: In the book, we have "God" going to extraordinary lengths to help one particular fellow who's having a hard time. He's depressed. Can't seem to recover, after a horrible tragedy. This singling someone out for a miracle reminds me of the "real" God's behavior in the "real" world, as some claim. There are millions of unlucky folks in situations like Mack's who never hear a peep from God, and some live out their lives in darkness, some end their own lives. But once in a while, we are expected to believe, God reaches out, maybe sends an angel, maybe a vision, maybe a "healing", and that lucky one lives to tell of God's wonderful mercy. "Isn't God good?" we hear, and we must agree! OK, sure, God is good to a select few (apparently). Those that God is "especially fond of", I guess (a recurring theme of the book, but God is especially fond of everyone -- in the book's universe). And yet, we are expected to believe that God is no respecter of persons (and the book reminds us of this). I guess the rest of those folks are just supposed to kind of absorb some of the wonderfulness of those lucky ones' miracles, and climb out of the darkness themselves. Or they are reprimanded, told they must just trust God (as we are told in the book, many times). No excuses. God's healing power is available to all. Just have to reach out and accept it. |
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I'm reading,
Is God A Trinity by David Kemball-Cook and When Ye Pray by Joy Haney |
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Houses That Changed the World by Wolfgang Simson Other books I've read recently are Pagan Christiany by Frank Viola Biblical Church by Beresford Job The Naked Church by wayne Jacobsen |
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I am just finishing "Reimagining Church" by Frank Viola
It is a good book. The first chapter or so is worth skipping, as it is very trinitarian, but the rest of the book is quite good. Especially Part Two: Ch 8 - Reimagining Leadership Ch 9 - Reimagining Oversight Ch 10 - Reimagining Decision-Making Ch 11 - Reimagining Spiritual Covering Ch 12 - Reimagining Authority and Submission Ch 13 - Reimagining Denominational Covering Ch 14 - Reimagining the Apostolic Tradition Good stuff. |
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earlier today I finished reading "In the Name of Jesus" by David Bernard, copyright 1992
And I recently re-read "The Glorious Revival Under King Hezekiah" by Wilbur M. Smith, copyright 1937 1937? that was the year I was born |
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