So, while we work out ppl to invite and such, I was wondering:
Are there any particular topics that you guys would like to discuss?
Some of the ones that I would be interested in discussing are:
- Reformed theology and its relationship to the Christian community here at Berkeley
- Ways of developing unity between different fellowships
- current trends in American Christianity, such as the megachurch movement, the emergent church movement, various youth movements (such as Kissing Dating Goodbye, trends in CCM, etc)
and there are a few others.
Again, we want to maintain the unity of the Body of Christ here in Cal BHT, so keep that in mind. No topics like "Why Pons is a big stoopid doo-doo-head" or anything like that. :)
So, any topics?
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I have been having many thoughts concerning the nature of love. If you want to know more, talk to me. I don't yet feel like posting such stuff here. But maybe later...
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BTW, any recommendations on ppl to invite to discuss with us? if so, please email me with some names and email addresses, and I'll talk it over with others in here.
Are there any particular topics that you guys would like to discuss?
Some of the ones that I would be interested in discussing are:
- Reformed theology and its relationship to the Christian community here at Berkeley
- Ways of developing unity between different fellowships
- current trends in American Christianity, such as the megachurch movement, the emergent church movement, various youth movements (such as Kissing Dating Goodbye, trends in CCM, etc)
and there are a few others.
Again, we want to maintain the unity of the Body of Christ here in Cal BHT, so keep that in mind. No topics like "Why Pons is a big stoopid doo-doo-head" or anything like that. :)
So, any topics?
-----------------
I have been having many thoughts concerning the nature of love. If you want to know more, talk to me. I don't yet feel like posting such stuff here. But maybe later...
-----------------
BTW, any recommendations on ppl to invite to discuss with us? if so, please email me with some names and email addresses, and I'll talk it over with others in here.
posted by thebrainkid at 5/16/2005 06:56:00 PM
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What do you think about modern-day Christians' tendencies toward separating the secular from the spiritual ... Meaning, Christians seem to think things like talking on the phone with friends, eating dinner, going to school or to work are "secular" things ... and "spiritual" things are relegated to quiet times and to sundays. How can Christians today live with a kingdom perspective? If "whether we eat or whether we drink or whatever we do" we do all for the glory of God, how do we bridge this divide between the secular and the sacred?
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