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Decomposition of Christian culture

November 22nd, 2008

To continue my series, I want to briefly look at Christian culture as it typically exists.

Atlanta happenings for Thanksgiving week

November 20th, 2008

For those in the Atlanta area who are interested in such things, there is a lot of great stuff happening in the next week or so.

50,000 shoes in 50 days

November 18th, 2008

Currently, there is an ambitious attempt to use social media to meet a need. I really like finding out about these things, especially when I can help a little bit.

Congratulations to Barack Obama

November 5th, 2008

Major congratulations to Barack Obama, to the United States, and to the world. We have seen an historic moment and a significant one. I feel like there is an incredible potential for good change.

Congratulations to Andy

November 2nd, 2008

So. Andy is one of my best friends. He just got married yesterday, and I wanted to say major congratulations to him and Andrea. The new bride and groom are both authentic people, and at the same time they are authentically in love with each other and their God.

Decomposition of Christian politics

October 25th, 2008

Continuing my series concerning the death and decomposition of movements in the church, I want to look at the ebbs and flows of Christian engagement in politics.

I missed Blog Action Day

October 17th, 2008

Sadly, I missed Blog Action Day Wednesday. Not for any particular reason; I had planned for some time to write something, and missed it (which, of course, would have been the benefit of scheduling a post a while ago).

Coffee beta test and other news

October 13th, 2008

I've been quiet recently, I know. I haven't finished my series. Yes, it will be finished.

Moral bankruptcy

September 29th, 2008

To take a small break from my current series, like most of us I've been thinking a lot about the screwed toilet scum really awful status of the American economy and what caused it and what is being done about it.

Decomposition of pneumatology

September 20th, 2008

This post is part of a series that looks at some of the ways that movements in church history stop moving and die.

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Jonathan Stegall is a web designer and emergent / emerging follower of Jesus currently living in Atlanta, seeking to abide in the creative tension between theology, spirituality, design, and justice.

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