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The Right Brained Church

April 3, 2011 by JasonWiedel 0 Comments

There is a question that bothers me. Why does it seem that church’s most creative people are relegated to the fringe? The pillars of the modern church (of every doctrine and denomination) have always been very practical, left-brained people. Few of us would argue that John Piper, John MacArthur, Billy Graham, or Jerry Falwell are […]

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Is Deconstruction Over?

November 12, 2010 by JasonWiedel 2 Comments

Yesterday I heard someone say that era of deconstruction of the church is over. That is good to hear. I think. Between five and ten years ago, a lot of us began to dissect the  church and its place in history and culture. For most, this was spearheaded by the Emergent Church movement and by authors like […]

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