I was hoping to get a G but I got R instead and this is because it found the word "missionary" 13x and "hurt" once. If somebody knows the reason behind this, please let me know. :-)
Reflections on Christian theology at the intersection of culture, worldview, and global missions.
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In Rethinking Global Mobilization , Ryan Shaw calls the global church back to its core mission. He challenges sending structures that are ce... -
This is a reflection I wrote for the GMMI School of Mobilization Leadership, after reading Christopher Wright's The Missio...
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Text: Galatians 4:6-7 Today is “FATHER’S DAY”. This is the day of the year when we remember and honor our earthly fathers. Fo most of us thi...
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Now our feet touched the soil of the mission field we are assigned, we immediately looked for a local church. We found one right away; the c... -
We had a wonderful Palm Sunday worship service yesterday. It was a good occasion to start the observance of the Holy week which begins today...
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If the terms were "missions", "mission work", "mission worker", or even "missionaries" it would not have flagged the "adult language" button. Unfortunately, "missionary" is often an "adult context" word.
I'm being intentionally vague, but hopefully you get the point.
My blog got a "G". Somethings wrong...
Hi Paul,
I guess I get what you mean although you are being intentionally vague.
Thanks for the visit.
Hi George,
Yes, you're right... there's something awfully wrong.
It's been unable to fetch my URI, so I guess my site is either NC17, or X. ;o)
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