Craig Groeschel made the point that 'today's contemporary is tomorrow's traditional'
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Weeping in Hope: Why the Church Must Learn to Lament
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After a tragic murder-suicide in my city and conversations about our
darkening world, we gathered to lament. Our culture avoids grief,
preferring "celebrat...
5 days ago
3 comments:
4:05 pm
I'd say that's why it's the principles that matter the most, not so much the method.
4:28 pm
Or to put it another way,
the principles stay the same, the methods are very important, and need to be continually changing and being contextualised.
Paul thought the methods were very important, become all things to all people.
8:52 am
That's what I like about the Bible, it's timeless. If the Bible were tied into our contemporary culture it would be outdated very quickly.
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