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Cherice: Living Out Calling in Radical Ways?

Cherice: Living Out Calling in Radical Ways? And if we listen to Christ, are we willing to break away from mainstream Christianity in the United States and live out that calling in more radical ways? Are we willing to be different, to not just be another Protestant denomination with a few quirks, like not taking communion? We definitely need to make space to listen to prophets rising in our midst, and be willing to do the hard things that we hear. If we believe in the Bible and the historical Christ, is this something that actually makes a difference in our lives and the lives of those we come in contact with?

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Comment by Barbara Quintiliano on 10th mo. 15, 2010 at 8:25pm
Have you read (Quaker pastor) Phil Gulley's new book If the Church Were Christian?
http://www.philipgulleybooks.com/

--Barbara
Comment by Shawn Leonard on 10th mo. 16, 2010 at 4:44pm
Thank you Cherice, my answer is yes

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