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A New Opportunity

In the midst of a sea of papers and general busyness, I recently received some very welcome news. I’ve been accepted into a MPhil/PhD program at the International Baptist Theological Seminary in Prague, Czech Republic (see below). I first heard about this school through a friend here at Bethany (who is nearly [...]

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The Sound of Silence

“Part of the inner world of everyone is this sense of emptiness, unease, incompleteness, and I believe that this in itself is a word from God, that this is the sound that God’s voice makes in a world that has explained him away. In such a world, I suspect that maybe God speaks to [...]

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Thank Goodness

Well the new Flames jerseys came out today and I think I’m a fan (apparently Keenan’s influence was minimal). Some early reviewers don’t like the Alberta and Canada flags on the shoulders but I don’t really care. I would probably get rid of them if it was up to me but I don’t [...]

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Read This

And laugh.

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How Does God Do It?

For most of my life I have been perplexed by the question of what it actually looks like when God does something. Growing up within the Christian church I inherited a vocabulary that was full of assertions that were (in hindsight) strikingly casual in describing things that God ‘did’ or ’said’ as if they [...]

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Home Sweet Home

Well we’re back from a three week tour that has taken us from California to Calgary to Coaldale and back again (roughly 6500 km total). Needless to say I’ve spent more time in the Montana than necessary and become very well acquainted with the ipod that Shelley gave me for my birthday (I can [...]

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Off to Fresno

Well summer holidays have finally arrived so my already infrequent posting will be even more sporadic. We are heading down to Fresno for a family wedding and then spending time with family in Alberta (and hopefully attending a U20 World Cup game in Edmonton). I’ve decided (with the encouragement of others) to [...]

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It Was a Goal!!!!!

 

If you want the full story (in all its embarrassing historical context) you can read about it here or you can watch it here. If not, just rest assured that Canada got ripped off.

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Welcome

So here we go with the new look. I’m wide open to feedback as long as it’s positive (in Michael Scott’s words, “constructive compliments”).
As a way of saying hello I thought I’d quote N.T. Wright’s reminder on the problems of seeing the afterlife alone as the point of salvation:
“If ’salvation’ means simply ‘leaving behind [...]

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The Image of God

“Against any materialist reductionism, Christians claim that God has seen fit to make room in the universe for creatures who bear some of the glory of their Maker, and who, even on the rainiest Monday morning of their lives, look something like God. We image God in our personhood, communion, responsibility, dignity, virtue, [...]

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Older Posts »

  • Fault Lines in Evangelical Theology
  • Scholar With Sway: N.T. Wright
  • The Challenge of Pluralism
  • William Young, "The Shack"
  • John Polkinghorne, "The God of Hope and the End of the World"
  • Timothy Keller, "The Reason For God"
  • N.T. Wright, “Surprised By Hope”
  • Kenneth Bailey, “Jesus Through Middle Eastern Eyes”