Imaginatively Missional
Toward a Missiological Spirituality A couple of weeks ago, I had the opportunity to spend an afternoon with the staff of the church where our daughter attends in Baltimore. Ironically, the conversation had little to do with spirituality. I had been invited to speak on archaeology and what the archaeological remains of the early church …
What if we’ve misunderstood one of Jesus’ most familiar commands? In this episode of the Ephesiology Podcast, a simple but unsettling shift is explored: not “make disciples,” but disciple as you are going. Drawing from a recent conversation between Dr. Tony Blair and Michael, Andrew and Michael reflect on how a closer reading of the Great …
As Advent moves us toward Christmas, we find ourselves immersed in familiar rhythms: carols, candles, nativity scenes, and Scripture readings proclaiming “unto us a child is born.” It's a season of joyful worship and remembrance. But it’s also an invitation. It’s a summons to reorient our lives and communities around the one at the center …
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