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Reflections on the quest to follow Jesus on His terms instead of my own...
Let's begin with some honesty...
"I fully realize that I've not succeeded at answering all your questions. Indeed I feel that I've not answered any of them completely. The answers I have found only work to raise a whole new set of questions which only lead to more questions - some of which we weren't even aware were problems in the first place. To sum up -- in some ways I feel that we are as confused as ever, but I do believe that we are confused on a higher level and about more important things."
About Me
- Jeff Kuhn
- Hope, British Columbia, Canada
- I am an American Pastor serving in Canada and trying to live as a citizen of the Kingdom of God. I have a drop-dead gorgeous wife and four wonderful daughters. I am the richest of all men.
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- Just Letters
- I'm away from the phone right now...
- The Emergent Mystique - Christianity Today
- Who is Church for?
- The futility of one metaphor...
- Interested in learning more about Brian McLaren?
- A Conversation with Brian McLaren
- A new Confession of Christ in an election year.
- Re-defining Fruit
- Quit complaining about your job!
- It's not just a job, it's an adventure.
- Momma never told me there'd be days like these.
- Cubicle buddies
- God explodes!
- Habits of a Child's Heart: Raising Your Kids with ...
- Did Paul really mean it when he said...
- An excellent article, worth the read...
- What's in my cup?
- Do you ever wonder?
- That mean Canadian Government is at it again...
- Todd Hunter's Theory of Learning...
- An analogy that is making more sense to me everyday.
- Detoxing From Church
- Why we are used...
- What do you see as the biggest challenge facing th...
- For those who liked "Blue Like Jazz"
- Words of wisdom for the American Church
- It really is a Journey...
- One more plug for spiritual honesty...
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