Sometimes you get lucky. I was in Melbourne for The Justice Conference Australia when I first heard that The Myth of Equality had made Publishers Weekly’s list for Best Books of 2017. It was one of 5 books listed in the Religion genre. I’ve always considered myself more of an “ideas guy” than a writer, […]
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One of the greatest blessings of the Antioch community over the years has been the world-class artists God has brought us. Our friends, Connie and Jason Gabbert are one of the best examples. Not only are they award-winning designers, but they’re also amazing people and parents. As a part of the series on The Fruit
Guest Post by Paul Louis Metzger Have you ever met people with messiah complexes? Such individuals are scary. They often end up making a mess of things as they throw their good will around. Unfortunately, I am often tempted to cultivate such a complex. I have to catch myself trying to help people who appear
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One of the problems most people have encountered with religion is that it can often degenerate into a form of behaviorism. Conform yourself to the right behaviors, at least externally, and you can pass as being religious, spiritual or good. Many times the majority of the focus from a behavior standpoint, is on the things
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I love this new spoken word piece by Micah Bournes. He performed it at Antioch last week and it was a great encouragement and challenge in the midst of The Pursuit of God series. “What a fool to pray with expectation, like she actually thought God would hear and respond. It’s these kind of Christians
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Last Sunday we kicked off Paradox – A Series on Faith at Antioch. My good friend Ben Larson wrote and performed this song about Joshua and the battle of Jericho for special music. I love how so many artists have poured into this series! Click here to see the rest of the poetry, design, and
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The annual map of Antioch Summer Interns is out!! Below is are the 2013 interns and where they are coming to us from on the US map. The energy levels at the Antioch offices are about to go through the roof!
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I had the privilege of guest lecturing this morning for a Westmont College May Term class at their urban campus called “The Clunie House,” a restored Victorian Mansion in Downtown San Francisco. Twenty amazing students doing a one month intensive before heading to Cambodia and Thailand. Also good to catch up with my friend Rachel
Guest Blog by Keith Wright A funny thing happened when I went to help change the conditions of the poor in Africa. I was changed. Twenty years ago, I moved to post-war Uganda to do my part to help. What I came to realize was: God’s call for me to meet the needs of the
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Guest Blog by Melissa McCreery A week ago, I wrote a post [Education by the Numbers] highlighting some (slightly alarming) statistics about higher education in America. Through those numbers we saw an education system with some serious issues to address. Issues that Kilns College is tackling head on. While student loan debt is hovering frighteningly
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