February 2005

by Drew Goodmanson|03 February 200503 February 2005|Church Technology, Sheep&Goats

I'd like people at the Emergent Conference to respond for my Reader article. Name: Where do you live: Home Church: (answer as many of the following) Basis: What is the emergent movement? How is it different from traditional churches? Where...

EmergentYS 2005 Part II

by Drew Goodmanson|03 February 200503 February 2005|Church

Went back to the EmergentYS conference today. It's somewhat odd to actually stick around after these sessions and speak with McLaren (Time Top 25 most influential evangelicals in America) and Stanley Grenz discussing their thoughts and asking questions. One of...

Relevant Online: Portrayal of Christians

by Drew Goodmanson|02 February 200502 February 2005|Culture

I read this at Relevant and thought is was an interesting article: There are a number of things that can make the movie-going experience uncomfortable for me. A sticky seat, a big fro two rows ahead, a diet coke gone...

EmergentYS Conference

by Drew Goodmanson|02 February 200502 February 2005|Church

I crashed the Emergent Conference today. I went to interview local 'emergent' pastors and their beliefs. It was pretty interesting asking them questions about heaven, hell, Jesus, God, and all sorts of other things. The interviews ran the gambit from,...

Covenant Baptist Church

by Drew Goodmanson|02 February 200502 February 2005|Church Technology, Sheep&Goats

Here is my weekly Sheep & Goats column for the Reader. I reviewed Covenant Baptist Church. Here's the opening quote: "One of the things that really irks me is the recent fad of poor end-times beliefs," Pastor Cook replied when...

Burnside Writers Collective

by Drew Goodmanson|02 February 200502 February 2005|Church Technology, Culture, Monk Dev

The Burnside project I'm working on got some press in it too: One of his big plans, in fact, is to make the Rose City the hub of a national network of unconventional Christian writers, which he's calling the Burnside...

Confessions of a Dangerous Mind

by Drew Goodmanson|02 February 200502 February 2005|Culture

I just got this feature on Donald Miller from a secular perspective. After talking about all his success, why doesn't he have any coverage in local media: How come? Simple: Miller's a Christian. Half his sales are through religious bookstores....

We all love legalists.

by Drew Goodmanson|02 February 200502 February 2005|Church

I was thinking today of all the legalistic things people do as Christians to fit in. How many people burned their cds? Thought it was wrong to drink or dance? I'd love to hear some things you've seen/done that were...

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