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Reading the Margins

Reading the Margins 

Reading the Margins – 5.13.2016

May 13, 2016 Reformed Margins 0 Comments #blacklivesmatter, communication, ethnic diversity

What we saw or read recently: “I feel like” statements, thoughts on Black Lives Matter, and the rejection of nativism in the American church.

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Reading the Margins – 4.29.2016

April 29, 2016 Reformed Margins 0 Comments communication, pluralism, relativism, spiritual warfare

What we saw or read recently: staying alert in spiritual warfare, personal convictions in pluralistic societies, and how to engage with others online.

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Reading the Margins – 4.15.2016

April 15, 2016 Reformed Margins 0 Comments communication, masculinity, ministry, perseverance, race, white messiah complex

What we saw or read recently: masculinity, the white messiah complex, discomfort in race discussions, what an apology is, and strategies for perseverance in ministry.

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Reading the Margins – 3.18.2016

March 18, 2016March 18, 2016 Reformed Margins 0 Comments church, counseling, leadership, missions

What we saw or read this week: counseling children, black churches close down, Asian American leadership, and HIllsong.

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Reading the Margins – 3.11.2016

March 11, 2016 Reformed Margins 0 Comments church, color-blind theory, missions, race, revival, world christianity

What we saw or read this week: the posture of missional work, the color-blind theory of race, the pattern of churchgoing black men, and African revival in Orange County.

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Reading the Margins – 2.5.2016

February 5, 2016February 6, 2016 Marcos Ortega 0 Comments Baylor, Black History Month, Black Lives Matter, illustrations, infomania, stereotypes

What we saw or read this week: Jemar Tisby on Black History Month, infomania, the power of stereotypes, an amazing sermon illustration, and a new series addressing Black Lives Matter.

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Reading the Margins – 1.15.2016

January 15, 2016January 15, 2016 Marcos Ortega 0 Comments age, Church Clothes, ethnicity, evangelicals, hip hop, J.I. Packer, Lecrae, race, spiritual health, spirituality, stuck, wisdom

What we saw or read this week: Lecrae’s new album, J.I. Packer’s health, the wisdom of age, reflections on evangelicals and race, and spiritual stuckness.

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Reading the Margins – 1.8.2016

January 8, 2016January 9, 2016 Marcos Ortega 0 Comments abortion, Ekemini Uwan, islam, Larycia Hawkins, medical ethics, ministry, one-child policy, pro-life, russell moore, trevin wax, wheaton, writing

What we saw or read this week: Ekemini Uwan’s new website, what Russell Moore has learned in 20 years of ministry, and why we need good writing.

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Reading the Margins – 12.18.2015

December 18, 2015January 9, 2016 Mark Jeong 0 Comments islam, jeremy lin, prayer, star wars, wheaton

What we saw or read this week: Jeremy Lin grapples with teenage experience of academic pressure, the debate over Larycia Hawkins, and the worldview of Star Wars.

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Reading the Margins – 12.4.2015

December 4, 2015January 9, 2016 Marcos Ortega 0 Comments

What we saw or read this week: Ray Ortlund asks the question, “Is your church racist?”, the story behind a Christmas hymn, and Rosa Parks.

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