The God of Justice “The Lord’s justice will dwell in the desert, his righteousness live in the fertile field.” Isaiah 32:16 The God of Disruptive Justice The balance of scripture shows us that the God of justice always moves in history and that this often comes with disruption. The Old Testament prophets spoke to, amidst, […]
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Here’s a cool picture someone just sent me from outside the Tower Theatre on Christmas Eve. We had to turn away fifty or so from the 4:00 service and still filled the 6:00. Might be doing three services next year… makes me tired just thinking about it!!
Here are some quick pics of the Jingle Jam kids concert from last week. Angie Cole and Nicole Bloyer did an amazing job of setting this up – the kids loved it!!
Tomorrow is the Antioch Kid’s Jingle Jam Christmas program. It’s open to anyone and will be held this year at the Cascade Theatrical Company on Greenwood in Downtown Bend. Trust me, you’ll never see a bigger collection of grandparents, cameras and video cameras than you will tomorrow night!!
Here are some pictures from “Black Friday” at the Kilns Bookstore. Super fun time with shoppers and people hanging out to hear the live music and drink cider. It was also cool to see people come out to support the bookstore as well as purchase Christmas presents that actually do good in the world. The
Check out the Kilns Bookstore this Friday. You can get Christmas presents and do good all at the same time. There’ll be live music, hot cider and tons of new merchandise including new books, Tom’s Shoes, Land of a Thousand Hills Coffee and a special “trunk show” by Rise Up (a non-profit in Bend that
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Check out the pretty sweet ad for the Congo Benefit Concert that The Source hooked us up with!!
A year ago, two couples from Antioch moved down to So. Cal to work full time with a human rights organization focused on North Korea and North Korean refugees called LiNK (Liberty in North Korea). Attached with the organization is an award winning documentary called “Seoul Train” that is being shown in small venues around
Got a couple of busy days going on here. Here’s the list: Worship Night Tonight (Wednesday) at Summers Hardwood Flooring at 7 pm – anyone can come! Apologetics Guild Lunch tomorrow (Thursday) at noon. Talking on Human Rights and enjoying the catered Baja Fresh. At the Kilns Bookstore – anyone can come! Kilns College Breakfast
On October 19th, Antioch is having a “2 Year Anniversary Service.” It should be a ton of fun with some highlight videos and testimonies. I’m most excited, however, to hear from Ed Underwood our guest speaker for that Sunday. Ed is the Sr. Pastor of the historic Church of the Open Door in Southern California
