August 30, 2010

Reflection for the Week- August 30th, 2010

If we do not inhabit the gospel story, first in imagination, and then in action, we will be unable to live it.

Dr. Gregory J. Laughery

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August 23, 2010

Reflection for the Week- August 23rd, 2010

There is no worse testimony than when Christians miss defining moments in the history of the Christian faith. Too much gets trashed and the next generation spends most of its time digging its way out of the wreckage. I believe we are now facing a hugely significant issue that will mark the faith for years to come: science and theology. Unless we are willing to engage with new data and seriously consider our interpretations afresh, we will leave a trace that marks the faith as ignorant and arrogant.

Dr. Gregory J. Laughery

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August 19, 2010

Living Spiritual Rhythms For Today- Special Offer!

Living Spiritual Rhythms For Today
Special OFFER – FOR THE REST OF AUGUST 2010.
 
For anyone who buys 3 copies of this book off Amazon.com or anywhere else, and sends proof of purchase to greg dot laughery at gmail dot com along with your name, address, and phone number, I will send you a free copy. Or, if you purchase 5 copies you will receive 2 for free. What to do with extra copies? Practice the economy of gift - give them away to family, friends, and church.
 
Read the Book - Find the Rhythm

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August 16, 2010

Reflection for the Week- August 17th, 2010

Charity and hospitality are fading attributes. Restoring these two features of a Christian confession should be a goal that persistently dominates our sacred calling as those who follow in the footsteps of the crucified and risen One.

Dr. Gregory J. Laughery

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August 09, 2010

Reflection for the Week- August 9th, 2010

Being and knowledge given. What a sensible perspective. The given precedes being and knowledge, as the One who gives stands apart from and is prior to all else. This theological consideration has strong implications for philosophy and the whole of life. That is, ontology and epistemology cannot go it alone, as both are preceded by a life of giveness, which has to begin to be recognized for what it is.

Dr. Gregory J. Laughery

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