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Best Christian Book of All Time: Elite Eight Update

March 27, 2013 by Micheal Hickerson No Comments

Tournament Bracket

The first teams books have arrived in the Elite Eight! Fittingly, this region paired two giants of 20th century apologetics and two giants of theology. Will this regional final answer the question of whether readers prefer accessible apologetics or densely argued theology? I doubt it, but we’ll give it a try anyway! Before sharing the results, […]

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Filed Under: Best Christian Book of All Time, Christ and the Academy Tagged With: Augustine, C. S. Lewis, dietrich bonhoeffer, Richard Foster

Best Christian Book of All Time: The Sweet Sixteen

March 25, 2013 by Micheal Hickerson No Comments

After a frantic week of voting, our original field of 64 has been whittled down to the Sweet Sixteen! Check out the Round 2 scores below, download the official bracket, and then head to Facebook to begin voting for our next winners. Round Two Results Note: The official vote tallies were collected early Monday morning, […]

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Filed Under: Best Christian Book of All Time, Christ and the Academy Tagged With: Augustine, Brother Lawrence, C. S. Lewis, dallas willard, dante, dietrich bonhoeffer, g. k. chesterton, J.R.R. Tolkien, Julian of Norwich, Richard Foster, Thomas a Kempis, thomas aquinas, Victor Hugo

Best Christian Book of All Time: First Round Update

March 21, 2013 by Micheal Hickerson 1 Comment

The first round has closed in the Theology & Apologetics and Christian Life & Discipleship brackets of our Best Christian Book of All Time tournament. Download the updated bracket for your office pools, and head to Facebook to vote for your choices for the Sweet Sixteen. Vote for Round 2! First Round Results Theology & […]

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Filed Under: Best Christian Book of All Time, Christ and the Academy Tagged With: Augustine, Blaise Pascal, C. S. Lewis, dallas willard, dietrich bonhoeffer, Eugene Peterson, g. k. chesterton, John Calvin, john stott, Lessle Newbigin, Martin Luther, n. t. wright, Pascal, Richard Foster, thomas aquinas

The Incarnational Stream & Higher Education: Holistic Spirituality

June 2, 2011 by Tom Grosh IV No Comments

Introduction Last week I had the privilege of participating in the Christian Medical & Dental Associations (CMDA)1 Connections Conference. The support, conversations, content, networking, and resources which I took away from CMDA, Bristol, TN, encouraged me in and better equipped me to participate in the extension of the Kingdom of God across the various structures […]

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Filed Under: Christ and the Academy, Christian Thought and Practice Tagged With: Christian Medical and Dental Associations, CMDA, Conformed to His Image, Dennis Hollinger, Dwight Schwartz, Evangelical Theological Seminary, Hamilton Hills Baptist Church, Head Heart Hands, Holistic Spirituality, In Christ Alone, Incarnational Stream, Incarnational Tradition, Kenneth Boa, Kingdom of God, Randy Gilmour, Richard Foster, spiritual formation, vocation

The Incarnational Stream & Higher Education: Family

May 19, 2011 by Tom Grosh IV 2 Comments

Introduction Have you considered the influence of your family history (or how you frame your family history) on your vocation and daily life? In Personal Foundations in Ministry, one of my assignments will be to complete a genogram. Have you completed a genogram? If so, what does it reveal? If not, what do you think […]

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Filed Under: Christ and the Academy, Christian Thought and Practice Tagged With: Evangelical Theological Seminary, family, family history, genogram, Incarnational Stream, Incarnational Tradition, Jars of Clay, John Wesley, Moravian, Redemption Songs, Richard Foster, spiritual formation, vocation, Zinzendorf

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