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Author: Mark Jeong

Church & Ministry Theology & Scripture 

Does God Redeem Us from Our Culture? (Part 1)

December 3, 2015January 10, 2016 Mark Jeong 2 Comments 1 peter, Biblical Studies, culture, missiology, missions, tradition

Much has been said about how the church should either transform culture or reject culture. But what does it mean for God to redeem us “out of” culture?

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Current Events 

A Puritan Prayer for the Church

November 19, 2015January 10, 2016 Mark Jeong 0 Comments church, France, ISIS, prayer

In light of the terrorist attacks in Paris and the ensuing chaos around the world, what more timely thing is there to do but pray?

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Church & Ministry Culture & Identity 

Some Reflections on Mark Jones’ “Reformed Catholicity”

November 12, 2015January 10, 2016 Mark Jeong 4 Comments diversity, reformed catholicity, reformed theology

Many within the Reformed movement are adopting a more “catholic” spirit. In many ways, this has always been the case among minority Christians.

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Theology & Scripture 

5 Things I Learned from N.T. Wright

November 5, 2015January 7, 2016 Mark Jeong 0 Comments Biblical Studies, gospel, NT Wright, Wright

Whether you love him or hate him, we can all learn something from NT Wright. Here are five things I learned from him.

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Church & Ministry Culture & Identity 

Lessons from the Korean Church – Respecting Your Elders

October 22, 2015January 10, 2016 Mark Jeong 4 Comments korean church, korean culture, respect

Respecting elders is not a particularly American value. Find out what you can learn from the Korean church’s emphasis on respecting elders.

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Church & Ministry Culture & Identity 

Lessons from the Korean Church – Sacrificial Love

October 15, 2015January 10, 2016 Mark Jeong 1 Comment ethnicity, korean christianity, korean culture

No matter where you go, you will encounter Korean Christians. Find out what you can learn from the Korean church’s emphasis on sacrifice.

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Church & Ministry 

Christian Unity in Communion

September 29, 2015January 10, 2016 Mark Jeong 1 Comment christian unity, communion, diversity, eucharist, hajj, islam

Sometimes, the church can seem so divided. Communion, however, is one thing that can unite Christians together.

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Church & Ministry 

Something Missing from the Christian Blogosphere

September 17, 2015January 10, 2016 Mark Jeong 2 Comments blogging etiquette, christian blogging, humility, internet debates, reformed theology, theological debate

Everyone seems to have a blog these days, but there’s something missing. Something that should be more prevalent, especially among Christian bloggers.

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Culture & Identity 

Why Blog? An Introduction of Sorts

September 11, 2015January 10, 2016 Mark Jeong 5 Comments asian identity, ethnicity, korean christianity, reformed theology

Mark Jeong introduces himself and tries to convince you to read his awesome blog. Does he succeed?

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