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Think, Love, Live
We are never more full alive,
more completely ourselves,
or more deeply engrossed in anything
than when we are playing.
-Charles Schaefer
Imagination is more important than knowledge. For knowledge is limited to all we now know and understand, while imagination embraces the entire world, and all there ever will be to know and understand.
-Albert Einstein
more completely ourselves,
or more deeply engrossed in anything
than when we are playing.
-Charles Schaefer
Imagination is more important than knowledge. For knowledge is limited to all we now know and understand, while imagination embraces the entire world, and all there ever will be to know and understand.
-Albert Einstein
'S mise...
- brett
- Nor Cal, United States
- I teach at a non-public school that primarily serves students who are dealing with emotional disturbance. Our goal is to help them with their behaviors so they can return to a less-restrictive environment and get the most out of their education. Peace
3 comments:
I thought it was a great article - esp reading it as someone formerly in leadership but being sadly disappointed in the 'church'. Not individuals - but the machine. Though I suppose the machine is only doing what the individuals program it to do. (sigh) I actually feel more bummed now than before. I feel like that person who replied - it's just too big, so it's easier to stay with what we know. Sad but true. I've not got the energy to make a difference. :(
I enjoyed the article. But, in most of these discussions about the emergent church, I always feel I am at a loss. There is so much effort spent of this concept of context, yet I rarely find any thick description of one. Certainly we read about conflict between various collections of like-minded people (i.e. denominations, the un-churched, and the un-denominated), directed toward nebulous ideas regarding a perceived need for change. Having come to know Jesus, and then His church through personal relationships - with what have become authentic friends - later in life; I can’t say I know what needs to changed. If I came to know the Lord, anyone else can. I would simply ask the question, "Do you love the people that are in your life?" In time, those relationships will walk through more sermons than you know.
Thanks for the comments on the article. I appreciate the link to it and your thoughts.
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