theology. church. culture. life.
Came across this in our local paper.
American spirituality has glorified ‘searching’ for spiritual meaning but de-emphasized ‘finding.’ In other words, it is good to be looking for spirituality, but it is intolerant to actually believe you have found a right faith.
- Ed Stetzer, quoted in Kane County Chronicle
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I am the Lead Pastor of Redeemer Fellowship; husband to Jen; Dad to Katherine, Elias, Madeline, and Kilian. If you're in town you can probably find me in the local coffee house or running through the neighborhoods.
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Was Stetzer being interviewed by the Kane Co Chronicle? In what context?
Nah. It was a piece published in a number of newspapers.
Good times. I just posted on the same general topic a few days ago: http://thelinechicago.wordpress.com/2008/02/20/missionaries-public-or-private/
How are you finding the dynamics of pluralism working themselves out in a Midwestern suburban (vs. urban) setting?
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