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My name is Laura and these are the wonderings of a theologically trained ponderer (me), writing out-loud, while working to help form her small corner of the church.Read more about Laura and the blog:
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Author Archives: Laura
Demeanor as Evidence of Character and Competence
A believer whose persistent public demeanor shows them as striving for excellence as a Christ follower may be considered by the congregation for eldership. Evidence for qualification to eldership is first seen in an individual’s life in the church as … Continue reading
The Group Work of Deacons
Deacons instigate every-member ministry toward glorifying God through a particularized mission. Deacons instigate every member ministry toward glorifying God through a particularized mission. They construct, maintain, and lead ministry teams in the tangible work of the church, stirring up the … Continue reading
Life Together as Journey
The church’s life is a communal journey toward God and a constant portrayal of the One to whom we journey. We are on a journey. Most of the time it doesn’t look like it, but it’s true. Our mode of … Continue reading
Leading to Glorify
Elders and Deacons equip and support their local churches so that the church might carry out the high calling of glorifying God. They partner with fellow members to carry out the church’s primary task of glorifying God before the face … Continue reading
Relation Reflectors
Few more gleanings from my surface investigation into quantum theory: I wonder if quantum entanglement and Christian siblinghood are reflections of relationality within the Trinity? Entanglement: Among the most basic particles of matter, entanglement forms and mutual influence of some … Continue reading