Quiz Thurs:
1)What does your assigned reading in "Leadership on the Line" have to say about seduction?
2)From the Van Der Laan video we showed Tuesday (summarized on Tues post if you missed it) say about WWJP (Why Would Jesus Puke)?
3)From the work you did around the tables Tues (or do alone if you missed,) on Philemon:
a)wrestle with Paul's leadership style in Philemon (Doesn't he seem Trumpish or passive-aggressive?) How do you explain that, knowing he was a great Christian leader?
b) say something about seduction in Philemon (Find the theme anywhere you can; how you define the term is up to you.)
Note: for this quiz, do your best to draw in other course material (From today..see below, or any other day)
i preach=lie for a living
Chris Erdman:
"So many churches have no real room for the kind of honesty preaching requires. In fact congregations and their preachers often move in a direction opposed to truthfulness and become places we experience as contrived, artificial environments where the raw stuff of real human life is kept out of bounds, despite the rawness of the texts we read together each ...Preaching is a kind of truthtelling-even if there are enormous pressures to do otherwise. Rock and roll, says Bono, isn't much different. There are enormous pressures to hide, deceive and entertain, keeping us inside a false world. U2's success may be just at this point. They seem able to name pain in realistic yet hopeful ways....At the close of "Sunday Bloody Sunday" {at Slane Castle, 2oo1, video below}...Bono chants, one by one, the names of those killed {in the Omagh bombing}..
This is rock and roll that cuts
through masks and bleed red the passions of the heart..If rock and roll can do this, how much more our preaching?
..Bono: 'Never trust a performer, performers are the best liars. They lie for a living...You are an actor in a certain sense. But a writer is not a liar. There's a piece of Scripture: Know the truth, and the truth will set you free."
-Chris Erdman, "Countdown to Sunday," pp. 28-30
here is the art to ponder before reading the links:
1)Good detailed article detailing the icon, including thougts by Henri Nouwen: Icon of the Holy Trinity
2)See page 12-15 of "Ministry in the Image of God: The Trinitarian Shape of Christian LEADERSHIP" by Stephen Seamands here
3)See this by Emergent Kiwi: Does the Trinity and Rublevs Icon prioritise worship over mission?
4)See Richard Beck's\My Rublev Icon Tattoo
5)"Rublev’s Icon: Contemplating the Trinity, Inwardly
and Outwardly" by Paul Fromont6)Trinity (Andrei Rublev) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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