HeyJaredThis Far by Grace
This far by Grace explores the semi-permeable membrane between life and faith with an eye towards the intersectionality of each.
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August (opens the original)
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One myth that I have told myself forever is, “It will slow down after X,” where X is whatever particular season I'm living in. Easter, Christmas, Pentecost, and now it seems that I’ve begun to tell myself that it will slow down after summer. I feel very much like Paul when he writes “I do not understand what I do,” in Romans. It seems that for the last month I have been running at such a high pace that I’ve been in danger of collapse, physically and mentally. I was trying to sit down and catalog
Commitment over Convenience (opens the original)
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I need to address something I’m seeing in the larger Christian culture: cultural Christianity, the idea that we can claim to be Christians as a cultural marker without living into the values and teachings of that faith.It’s noxious.The faith often gets used as a merit badge or a calling card. There are those who hold it up as if to say, “Yes, I’m a Christian. Please treat me differently, as you can see I am worthy of special treatment. I believe the right things, do the right things, say the rig
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