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Living in the “MayBe” – Confronting Injustice

We have observed that a life of faith is refreshing when lived in the may be, especially when contrasted with the dogmatic certainties that have deviled the Christian faith over the centuries. The sense of living in the “May be” confronts the sense of certainty and suety that characterizes fundamentalism. Like Anne Lamott mentions; “The opposite of Faith is not doubt, but certainty” When we accept uncertainty the Christian faith becomes an epic adventure.

Why your Church is lying to you

If the people in that church are not actively surfing on the wave of waging peace in community, then the mission statement of the church is not just a joke but a lie.

“Rediscovering the Prayerful Vision of Shalom” by Philip Kakungulu

Prayer is not a private ritual detached from life’s struggles but a courageous act of opening our beings to God, transforming how we live with others. In African spirituality, prayer is communal, binding us to God and neighbor (Mbiti, 1990). To pray with Jesus, as the disciples did, is to align our desires with His… Read more »