Tag Archives: Community matters

Why is Age Important?

This is a repost from Nov 7, 2016 Why do we have ages? What difference does age make? Obviously time does pass and we do change with “age,” yet what is age really? And how does it affect the way … Continue reading

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Why Is Belongingness Among Believers So Important? 

Over the last two weeks, we’ve talked about belongingness in the posts: “As A Believer Do You Have Belongingness?” and “What Is Belongingness Supposed to Look Like?”  Now, I want to dig into some of the side effects of what … Continue reading

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What Is Belongingness Supposed to Look Like?

As promised here is the continuation of last weeks post “As A Believer Do You Have Belongingness?” When we continue reading in 1 Corinthians 12 we find the passage:  “But God composed the body… that the members should have the same … Continue reading

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As A Believer Do You Have Belongingness?

I know, right about now some of you are probably like “belongingness” is that even a word? Actually, yes, it is. It’s also something that really needs to be talked about in relation to Christianity and more particularly in the … Continue reading

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Eating a Meal Together

Have you ever noticed how many of Jesus’s interactions with people took place over food? A few big stories that come to my mind are Jesus eating with tax collectors and sinners, the feeding of the five thousand, the last … Continue reading

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How Can We Gain Good Community?

Have you ever come and gone from a church service, a social event, or a friend’s party and left feeling like you were there yet no one really saw you? Or have you ever been scrolling through a social media … Continue reading

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How to Survive Christmas When You Just Don’t Feel It

This is a re-post from December 2018, but somehow it feels even more relevant today in the midst of Covid and all the other chaos of this world. What do you do when you’re looking around and realize what Christmas … Continue reading

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A Perspective on Communication

If you think about it, communicating with others is probably one of the riskiest endeavors we make in life, and yet it is also one of the most accessible and easiest endeavors for us to take on. Strangely, though, only … Continue reading

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Why Are Unmarried People in the Christian Culture Treated Like Less Than? (Part 2)

As promised here is the continuation of the list of assumptions that I think contribute to the reason why single people are often disregarded in favor of married individuals when it comes to positions in the church. Assumption #2: Someone … Continue reading

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Why Are Unmarried People in the Christian Culture Treated Like Less Than? (Part 1)

There is a strange phenomenon that happens in Christian communities where age, ability, character, and life-experience only seem to become important after someone is married. Let me explain this statement within its context and hopefully my meaning will become clear.  … Continue reading

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