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A post about Exiles: Living Missionally in a Post-Christian Culture
It's been two months since I visited this blog. In my last entry I finished one of those books, almost finished another and turned in the other.
Well in the last month, I've been away, I was in Vancouver and in L.A. Now I'm back in school and should be studying Greek.
But I've been reading this Michael Frost book. Something I don't agree with, somethings make me think.
In a way I'm in limbo. School keep me pretty busy, yet I want to do more in terms of helping people out but yet I also need to work for a living.
One of the issues that "Exiles" brings out is the idea of work. Frost writes how the church seems to exalt ministry. Like you aren't doing God's work unless your working in church. He attempts to break down these views and calls for a better understanding of vocation. We should not think of our lives as being compartementalized.
Well in the last month, I've been away, I was in Vancouver and in L.A. Now I'm back in school and should be studying Greek.
But I've been reading this Michael Frost book. Something I don't agree with, somethings make me think.
In a way I'm in limbo. School keep me pretty busy, yet I want to do more in terms of helping people out but yet I also need to work for a living.
One of the issues that "Exiles" brings out is the idea of work. Frost writes how the church seems to exalt ministry. Like you aren't doing God's work unless your working in church. He attempts to break down these views and calls for a better understanding of vocation. We should not think of our lives as being compartementalized.
