I realized I should devote a post to the topic of Crossroads Church’s new site, which is now up:
Crossroads Church Kansas City
(www.CrossroadsChurchKC.com)
So there you have it.
We’re doing our best to incorporate Flickr, Twitter, and Facebook to give the place some interactive functionality. If you have any tips or suggestions for us, pass ‘em on!
No doubt timing had something to do with it, but Mark Driscoll’s latest book, Vintage Church, is my favorite in his Re:Lit series to date. (If you’re looking at the total Driscoll canon, Confessions of a Reformission Rev is still at the top of my list.) Having written on topics like Jesus, the Atonement, church [...]
Great stuff from Tim Chester, co-author of my overall favorite book from 2008, Total Church. He writes:
Put together A humble confidence in God’s sovereignty and A clear vision for mission and what have you got? A liberating culture in the church.
– Because you’re not confined by a plan, people are free to respond to opportunities.
– [...]
I’ve been reading Total Church in the last couple weeks, and this book on gospel and community is tearing it up. Jason Allen is also reading Total Church (we’re discussing it) and has posted some excerpts on why Christian community, specifically in the small group sense, is the ideal setting for marriages to flourish. Check [...]
I read On the Old Testament earlier, and that was my intro to Mark Driscoll’s new series of Re:Lit “Books you’ll actually read.” Like the OT book, On Church Leadership runs about a hundred pages and can be read in about an hour.
A quick look at LibraryThing statistics revealed that, as I suspected, the Leadership [...]
