Linkathon!
Coronavirus could kill consumer Christianity…
Why God doesn’t feel real during Covid19…
How the war on Christmas became the war on Easter…
Where is God in this pandemic?
Christian concert promoter found guilty of fraud…
Time to be more careful talking about God and healing…
Convoy of Hope responds to Covid19…
Our new reality: Holy Week at home…
Vocational heroes in the time of pandemic…
The cross in the age of Covid19…
Five good things coming out of the pandemic…
Chaplains struggle to minister with social distancing…
The coronavirus learning curve for churches…
Digital distancing in a time of crisis…
Huge thanks to EricL and Reader Hill for the link help!
The first link is the best and Kate Bowler is wonderful.
There you go…
“Hope in the midst of despair”
Nice piece about Michael Spencer written by Mike Bell linked by Michael Newnham in Linkathon between articles from Pastor Mike and Mike Ehrmantrout. I’m seeing a pattern here. 🙂
We only publish the best, Dan! 🙂
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All Mikes!
Just kidding…
Who’s on first?
Michael JoelG commented at 10:51 and Dan’s confused why you dragged him into my bad joke. lol
This is what happens when I try to tell a joke in real life too. lol
This is me at my multi tasking finest…screwing up multiple things at a time…
Thanks for the laughs!
Well said Kate……..
Lent has a way of bringing our humanity back in proper focus.
Speaking of the war on Easter, here’s an interesting post on the origins of the English word and atheist attempts to link it to Ishtar and paganism. A bit long, but interesting. Non- political.
https://www.quora.com/Is-Easter-named-after-Ishtar/answer/Spencer-Alexander-McDaniel?ch=10&share=d4c3e57e&srid=TErR
This reminds me of discussions I ran into on Usenet back in the mid 90s where people tried to equate the story of Jesus with Horus which anybody with a passing knowledge of Egyptology would find ridiculous. Even with the nascent internet, I traced it back to a single book written in the 18th century. Angry and deluded atheists aren’t near as much of an issue compared to intransigent evangelicals
Oh my goodness Michael..thank you for introducing me to Kate Bowler…wow! “Toxic Positivity..” Yes. It can be. Because we live in a broken, fallen world, filled with darkness and negativity, and it does us harm to live in denial and fake being positive when we really want to tear our hair out. I love the honesty..and I love bringing it all back to Jesus, the solution to all negativity. Holy Week is so wonderful!