Bruce Reyes-Chow

May

11

Grace Ji-Sun Kim – Mother’s Day: I Can Only Imagine

As part of my Guest Blogging Series, this week I am glad to welcome back Rev. Dr. Grace Ji-Sun Kim as she muses on Mother’s Day. Grace received her M.Div. from Knox College and her Ph.D. from the University of Toronto. She is an Associate Professor of Doctrinal Theology and the Director of the Master of [...]

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May

09

Clay Gunter – Once Upon a Time . . .

What began as a personal blogging hiatus, there has been such a positive response to the to the Guest Blogging Crew, I am making this a regular feature on my blog. It is my intention to expose new/different voices to a larger audience so if you are interested in submitting an idea, please feel fill out this form. Today I welcome Clay Gunter and [...]

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Apr

24

Grace Ji-Sun Kim – God, Women, and the Church

What began as a personal blogging hiatus, there has been such a positive response to the to the Guest Blogging Crew, I am making this a regular feature on my blog. It is my intention to expose new/different voices to a larger audience so if you are interested in submitting an idea, please feel fill out this form. This week I am glad to [...]

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Apr

09

Ryan Kemp-Pappan – Five Graphic Novels Every Pastor Should Read

What began as a personal blogging hiatus, there has been such a positive response to the to the Guest Blogging Crew, I am making this a regular feature on my blog. It is my intention help share some new/different voices with a larger audience so if you are interested in submitting an idea, please feel fill out this form. Today’s post is from [...]

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Apr

06

Ed Dunn – It’s Holy Week, Do You Know Where Your Pastor Is?

This spring I am taking a personal blogging hiatus and have invited some folks to blog in my stead. It is my intention help share some new voices and perspectives with a larger audience and keep my blog active during my break. If you are interested in guest blogging, feel free to submit an idea. Today Ed Dunn offers another post to the guest blogger collection. [...]

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Mar

26

Adrian Williams – Dear Church, Please slow down!

This spring I am taking a personal blogging hiatus and have invited some folks to blog in my stead. It is my intention help share some new voices and perspectives with a larger audience and keep my blog active during my break. If you are interested in guest blogging, feel free to submit an idea. Today I welcome to the blogging crew, Adrian Williams, Director of Educational Ministries [...]

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Mar

22

Mark Koenig – All our Sons, All our Daughters

This spring I am taking a personal blogging hiatus and have invited some folks to blog in my stead. It is my intention help share some new voices and perspectives with a larger audience and keep my blog active during my break. If you are interested in guest blogging, feel free to submit an idea. Today I welcome my friend Mark Koenig, to the blogging crew. Mark Koenig [...]

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Mar

15

Kyle Walker – Who Will Dance with Me?

This spring I am taking a personal blogging hiatus and have invited some folks to blog in my stead. It is my intention help share some new voices and perspectives with a larger audience and keep my blog active during my break. If you are interested in guest blogging, feel free to submit an idea. Today I welcome my friend, Kyle Walker, to the blogging crew. [...]

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Mar

12

Harriet Riley – Top Ten Reasons Why I Love My City, Houston

This spring I am taking a personal blogging hiatus and have invited some folks to blog in my stead. It is my intention help share some new voices and perspectives with a larger audience and keep my blog active during my break. If you are interested in guest blogging, feel free to submit an idea. Today I welcome to the blogging crew, Harriet Riley, a freelance writer [...]

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Mar

11

Guest Blogger: Christian Schmidt – Dear church…can we talk?

This spring I am taking a personal blogging hiatus and have invited some folks to blog in my stead. It is my intention help share some new voices and perspectives with a larger audience and keep my blog active during my break. If you are interested in guest blogging, feel free to submit an idea. Today I welcome Christian Schmidt to the blogging crew. Christian is the intern [...]

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Mar

05

Guest Blogger: Ashley-Anne Masters – Imposing Ashes: An Ash Wednesday Reflection

As part of my commitment to a couple of book projects, this spring I am taking a personal blogging hiatus and have invited some folks to blog in my stead. It is my intention help share some new voices and perspectives with a larger audience and keep my blog active during my break. If you are interested in guest blogging, feel free to submit an idea. Today [...]

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Feb

27

Guest Blogger: Steve Lindsley – Dear Church, 19 million views should tell us something…

As part of my commitment to a couple of book projects, this spring I am taking a personal blogging hiatus and have invited some folks to blog in my stead. It is my intention help share some new voices and perspectives with a larger audience and keep my blog active during my break. If you are interested in guest blogging, feel free to submit an idea. Today [...]

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Feb

26

Guest Blogger: Andrew Taylor-Troutman – Sabbath Refreshments

As part of my commitment to a couple of book projects, this spring I am taking a personal blogging hiatus and have invited some folks to blog in my stead. It is my intention help share some new voices and perspectives with a larger audience and keep my blog active during my break. If you are interested in guest blogging, feel free to submit an idea. Today [...]

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Feb

23

Guest Blogger: Christian Piatt – Christians, Take Up Your Mats and Walk

As part of my commitment to a couple of book projects, this spring I am taking a personal blogging hiatus and have invited some folks to blog in my stead. It is my intention help share some new voices and perspectives with a larger audience and keep my blog active during my break. If you are interested in guest blogging, feel free to submit an idea. Today [...]