Metric
Discipleship as a Three-Legged Stool, Week 11
by Andrea Lingle
How many inches are there in a mile?
Well, there are twelve inches in a foot and five thousand two hundred and eighty feet in a mile, so…
Read MoreMetric
Discipleship as a Three-Legged Stool, Week 11
by Andrea Lingle
How many inches are there in a mile?
Well, there are twelve inches in a foot and five thousand two hundred and eighty feet in a mile, so…
Read MoreThe Infinity of Now
Discipleship as a Three-Legged Stool, Week 10
by Andrea Lingle
There is power in a circle.
There is tension in a circle: an infinite number of points presses out from a central point of unity. There is balance in a circle: each of the infinite points is equally distant from the center of the circle.
Read MoreWindblown
Discipleship as a Three-Legged Stool, Week 6
by Andrea Lingle
There is a churchyard in central North Carolina, roughly an hour east of Charlotte, where, in early spring, the lawn is sewn entirely in dandelions. I don’t know if these dandelions were cultivated intentionally, but one of my greatest regrets is that I never stopped my car, just for one minute, to run through the seed heads.
Read MorePierced
Discipleship as a Three-Legged Stool, Week 5
by Andrea Lingle
It was a large stone; about the size of a slightly flattened egg. There were a dozen pits covering its surface. I scooped it off the shore and held it up to the sunlight, squeezing one eye shut to focus on each hole. I sighed. Not one hole went clear through. It needed more time. I hurled it back in the water.
Read MoreThere is a moment almost every single day when I find that all of the training that I have ever done in my life isn't enough.
Not nearly enough.
I am a mother of several children.
Love is God's Meaning
Discipleship as a Three-Legged Stool, Week 3
by Adam White
I was frozen and numb. I had just realized my mother stopped breathing in hospice care at Arlington Memorial Hospital. She had breathed her last breath without any pain, which was a blessing considering the past eight years of her life had been a slow mental and physical deterioration due to dementia.
Read MoreSpotlight: Pilgrimage
We are excited to share that the Missional Wisdom Foundation’s 2016 Pilgrimage to Iona, Scotland is currently underway.
Read MoreWhy Your Jesus is Everyone's Jesus
Discipleship as a Three-Legged Stool,
Week 2
by Adam White
f only the New Testament could be prefaced by:
*pastes in bible* This message is not just for you. This message is not just for your particular culture, ethnicity, race, or any other dividing line that keeps you from being in a relationship with other people; especially people who are different from you.
Read MoreBalancing our Faith
Discipleship as a Three-Legged Stool, Week 1
by Adam White
When I was thirteen, I had to create a bridge out of balsa wood for a science class and test how much weight it could hold. As my dad and I were making the bridge I kept thinking how flimsy and weak the wood was. Thankfully, my dad is a structural engineer. Once we were done, the bridge held over 25 pounds! Our faith is similar to a well-built bridge: it requires careful precision and thoughtful detail.
Read Moreby Adam White
Adam is a former resident of the Dietrich Bonhoeffer House. He currently serves as a writer for Missional Wisdom Foundation and a minister at Grace UMC in East Dallas.
Finally I was alone with the whole house to myself.
Read MoreWhat is the Most Important Thing?
by Andrea Lingle
“What is the most important thing?”
“That everyone feels included.”
That is the simple mantra around which I have built my parenthood.