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This Month's Featured Article:
Article Archive:
Worship That Transforms (Part One)
Living Apart From Circumstance
What Kind Of Church Do We Want To Be?
Finding Yourself In The Faces Of Others
Does Your God Deserve Your Worship?
If You're Not Dying, You're not Living
Giving Up Could Save Your Life
This One Thought Could Change Your Whole Year
Three Dimensional Faith: Creating a vibrant life through integrative spirituality
A Faith with a View: Being the change you want to see
A Competitive Faith: Believing and achieving - a contradiction?
A Bigger Vision: Believing on purpose
Faith Breaks Free: Finding a God of our own
Knowing the Unknowable: Believing as a quest for reason and refuge
Faith on the Edge: Believing just to stay alive
Lament: The Cry of a Broken, Worshipping Heart
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Transforming the Mind
... It is, perhaps, not surprising that none the great challenges facing the human race at this point in history – global economic crisis, extreme poverty, war, climate change – have yet caused us to stop and make serious efforts at thinking differently. We long for the “markets” to be “normalised” (read: go back to how they were). We offer millions of dollars in aid, while still holding poor countries captive to crippling debt, the payments of which are more than the aid they receive. We talk about climate change, while still seeking to live lives in which our consumption exceeds the planet's capacity to sustain. In short, we have a serious crisis of imagination...
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