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John Howard Yoder: On Withdrawing to the Artificial Suburbs4 comments

Drew Hart wrote 8 hours ago: While discussing the various Jewish sects during the time of Jesus, John Howard Yoder, zones in on t … more →

Tags: anabaptist, dominant culture, incarnational, Missional, Theology, Urban, Christianity, Discipleship, Evangelical

"While we are shouting about the war, who is listening to the widows?"17 comments

Robert Martin wrote 3 days ago: In a few days, the United States will be celebrating a day of memory.  We, in this country, remember … more →

Tags: Love Your Enemy, Peace, Jesus, posttraumatic stress disorder, MEMORIAL DAY, peace, War, Veterans

Sect or Community2 comments

Joshua Brockway wrote 3 days ago: In recent discussions (see here and the discussion here) of Neo-Anabaptism, historical Anabaptism an … more →

Tags: Ecclesiology, Discernment, Critique, Culture, Desiring the Kingdom, Scripture, mission, Imagination, Holy Spirit

Rant Regarding Anabaptist Scholars14 comments

AO Green wrote 5 days ago: One of the things that infuriate me about my study of Anabaptistica is the ridiculous price points o … more →

Tags: Church History, anabaptist, Christianity, Anabaptistica, New Testament, James M. Stayer, John D. Roth, Apostle Paul, christianity in the 1st century

"What IS an Anabaptist?!?!"13 comments

Robert Martin wrote 5 days ago: I got a bit of a wake up yesterday afternoon.  You see, at New Eden Fellowship, while we are a membe … more →

Tags: anabaptist, Mennonite, stuart murray, Mennonite Church USA, radical reformation, Church History

From Anabaptist Seed

AO Green wrote 1 week ago: Not too long ago I was searching on Amazon.com for a book to procure which is generally something re … more →

Tags: doctrine, Ecclesiology, Discipleship, anabaptist, Christianity, Mennonite, Anabaptistica, book, Religion and Spirituality

Daniel Featley's "The Dippers Dipt"4 comments

jultomte wrote 2 weeks ago: This is the first page of Daniel Featley’s “The Dippers Dipt.” The picture has bee … more →

Were the Particular Baptists Anabaptists?

Patrick T. McWilliams wrote 2 weeks ago: Were the Particular Baptists Anabaptists?. No. But that doesn’t stop some from breaking the ni … more →

Tags: Particular Voices, Reblogs, Daniel Featley, First London Baptist Confession, gangraena, Particular Baptists, Robert Bailie, Second London Baptist Confession, Stephen Marshall

The Naive Pacifist1 comment

Robert Martin wrote 2 weeks ago: There is a pretty standard challenge to folks committed to non-violence, that being “What woul … more →

Tags: Love Your Enemy, Quotes, Peace

Were the Particular Baptists Anabaptists?6 comments

jultomte wrote 2 weeks ago: No they were not, but let us allow the pens of their paedobaptist peers to answer the question. Step … more →

Tags: 1677 London Baptist Confession, 1644/1646 London Baptist Confession, 1644/1646 Confession, 1677 Confession

Stuart Murray on Institutional Anabaptism4 comments

Robert Martin wrote 3 weeks ago: H/T to Third Way Cafe for this quote: “All movements tend to become institutionalized in time, … more →

Tags: Mennonite, Naked Anabaptist, stuart murray, Denominations

Political & Apolitical - The Need for New Langauge

Rob Sparks wrote 3 weeks ago: My wife and mother-in-law decided to take a girls’ night out tonight, leaving me with the kidd … more →

Tags: theology, Lee Camp, Mere Discipleship, john yoder, The Politics of Jesus, Politics, anabaptist, Dallas Willard, the divine conspiracy

Road Trip!1 comment

Deborah wrote 3 weeks ago: Let’s get our road trip on! Alternatively titled: Actually, strange-person-I’ve-never-me … more →

Tags: On Mission..., Updates, Seoul, busan, Seminars, learning tour, daejeon, Gapyeong

Prodigal Christianity: The God Who Kneels20 comments

Joshua Brockway wrote 3 weeks ago: The NuDunkers are discussing the new book Prodigal Christianity by David Fitch and Geoff Holsclaw. J … more →

Tags: Book Discussion, NuDunkers, Practices, Embodiment, Culture, post Christendom, mission, Prodigal Christianity

Twenty-five Misconceived Anabaptist Tenets? 7 comments

AO Green wrote 4 weeks ago: I have been perusing the work by the British philosopher and journalist Ernest Belfort Bax entitled … more →

Tags: doctrine, Discipleship, anabaptist, church, Baptist, Ernest Belfort Bax, Old Testament, Reformation, Sacrament

Charismatic Anabaptism

Zach wrote 1 month ago: As I’ve mentioned recently, I’m reading Stuart Murray’s book (it was his dissertat … more →

Tags: Theology, History

Apparently not just a 'phase' I'm going through

Tim Chesterton wrote 1 month ago: Six years ago this month, I travelled to the UK to begin a three-month sabbatical leave, the first a … more →

Tags: Contemporary Anabaptism, Anabaptist Network, Core Convictions, Following Jesus, Traditional Folk Music, Music, Folk music

They Obtained Much Following2 comments

AO Green wrote 1 month ago: 16th century German historiographer and reporter Sebastian Franck (1499-1543) wrote concerning the A … more →

Tags: Ecclesiology, Discipleship, Martyrdom, anabaptist, Christianity, Mennonite, radical reformation, Sebastian Franck, Religion & Spirituality

Hardly Anabaptist3 comments

AO Green wrote 1 month ago: Southern Baptist Convention  Recently I did some research on the issue of whether the SBC or Baptist … more →

Tags: anabaptist, Baptist, John Smyth, Christ, Great Commission, southwestern baptist theological seminary, southern baptist convention, Jesus


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