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How Many Burgers (Or Burritos) Does it Take To Fuel Your Bike?

March 4, 2009 Green 1 min read

I remembering seeing this awhile ago in GOOD, a magazine I subscribe to and really like. I meant to post it then but totally forgot about it until today when a friend sent it to me. It’s a pretty simple equation – bicycling rocks, even more than walking! The only

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Practicing Re-Collection (or Centering) Prayer

March 4, 2009 Featured 2 min read

One thing that came out of our weekend retreat was a number of practices I want to work on and integrate into my life. This mostly came from the morning workshop on contextualizing the “testimony to plainness.” In other words, how do we cut out the excessive parts of our

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The Ironic Gesture of the Church

March 2, 2009 Church in Mission 4 min read

Ryan Bell, the pastor of the Seventh Day Adventist Church in Hollywood, invited philosopher/theologian Peter Rollins to do a two day conference called “Beyond Evandelism” at their church building (You can read Bell’s recent post on Rollins talk last night). In his talk Peter Rollins discussed a number

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Dress-Down Friday | Bubble Project, Jesus on Twitter and Ash Friday

February 27, 2009 Andrew Sullivan 1 min read

This is another Dress-Down Friday for February 27, 2009. Knowing my constant use of the social network twitter, my friend Cate send this: It’s been quite a while since I’ve posted a video from Rocketbook – here’s a little something on advertising: [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?

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Elvis Perkins on Ash Wednesday

February 25, 2009 The Cultural 1 min read

Today is Ash Wednesday, it is the first day of Lent and one day we reflection on repentance, cleansing and the frailty of life all in preparation for Good Friday and the resurrection. I have some reflections that tie into Lent that I will post as time presents itself, but

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Stations of the Lord’s Prayer (A Worship Resource)

February 25, 2009 Church in Mission 3 min read

This past weekend at our convergent Quaker retreat we had both programmed (planned) and unprogrammed (silent) worship. For the programmed worship on Saturday morning I planned an interactive worship time based around the Lord’s Prayer (a topic I am deeply interested in). In this post I’ve included a

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Reflections From The Convergent Retreat 2009

February 23, 2009 Featured 4 min read

Since Martin and Robin, the two co-leaders with me of this past weeken’s retreat, have already written their first I figured I better get on writing something because I’m already late! I really had a great time this weekend. Ben Lomond Quaker Center is up in the beautiful

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Dress-Down Friday | Moons, Red Dresses, and Trilogies

February 20, 2009 Blog Posts 1 min read

Dress-Down Friday Installment #3,027.5 * Quaker Ranter Martin writes about Margaret Fell’s red dress and the challenge she posed to understanding plain dress and Gospel Order. * All you philosophy buffs will enjoy Kyle David Bennett’s continental philosophy overview handout. * Safari users, here’s a quick tip on

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Three Features of Everett Cattell’s Mission Theology

February 19, 2009 Church in Mission 4 min read

In preparation for the convergent Friends retreat this weekend I have been putting together some discussion notes on Everett Cattell. I will be presenting him as a “convergent Friend of the past” on Saturday evening. Because of this I was reminded that I wanted to post some summary remarks about

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Following the Convergent Retreat This Weekend

February 17, 2009 Featured 1 min read

I’ve mentioned a few times that a bunch of us are getting together this weekend in Northern California for a convergent Friends retreat at Ben Lommond Quaker Center. For those of you who won’t be able to join us, we want to be able to make at least

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A More Authentic Fundamentalism (Peter Rollins)

February 17, 2009 The Theological 1 min read

This quote is from Peter Rollins who will be in Hollywood speaking on his Evandalism tour March 1 and 2. In the post he discusses the subjective violence of Fundamentalism, which covertly seeks to cover up a maintenance of the status quo: The main gist of the argument lies in

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Dress-Down Friday | Bolt, Naomi Klein and Coffee

February 13, 2009 Blog Posts 3 min read

It’s been a while since I posted a “Dress-Down Friday” post so today seemed like a good day to get back into the swing of things. Dress-Down Friday’s are just casual postings of whatever random goodness I’ve bumped into while cruising the web. I think you’ll

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