Steven Colbert is known for his political satire (notice that I even posted his picture on the right!), but Colbert sometimes breaks out of the political box and offers a comedic look at his Christian faith.
Yes, Colbert is a Christian–at least that is his own personal confession from NPR back in 2007 where he shares his experience teaching Sunday School, his definition of God, and his view on Hell.
Okay, so now here is the part where comedy meets faith. Take this June 2006 “debate” between Colbert’s alter ego and Bart Ehrman while they discuss the history of the word of Jesus.
I married my wife Suzanne in May 1996. I love her and treasure her as the best friend and helpmate I can imagine. We have 3 wonderful boys. I am finishing my Doctoral dissertation on developing self-replicating teams for church planting and living out my current dream planting a church and working for Logos Bible Software. God is awesome!
Lately I have been meditating on the words of this poem written by the Calvinist turned Roman Catholic, Frederick William Faber, 1862.
If you have ever suffered under the teaching that the American form of Liberty is the greatest form of good; then this poem is for you.
If you have ever struggled with pain and believed [...]
“Only dead men can follow the God of the cross”Erwin McManus
We all remember playing the game, “Follow the Leader.” The game could be really fun or totally boring depending on the leader. But if you really wanted to win the game, you had to pay attention and do what the leader said.
Leadership in the Church [...]
Christian A. Schwaz, Natural Church Development (Carol Stream: ChurchSmart Resources, 1996). 128 pp.
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I have previously mentioned the influence of this book on how I see the mission of church, so I thought I should post a review.
Christian Schwartz has authored a book which is considered the most comprehensive study on church growth. Schwartz heads [...]
Steven Colbert is known for his political satire (notice that I even posted his picture on the right!), but Colbert sometimes breaks out of the political box and offers a comedic look at his Christian faith.
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