Look, Brown's At it Again!

Steve Brown June 23rd, 2011

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What follows will sound a bit like what I wrote last month…Sorry.

What I wrote last month about my debate with Shane Claiborne got me thinking (often a dangerous thing!). After I wrote to you, I started to work on a series of sermons about the subject. I will, of course, preach those sermons; but mostly, I wrote them for myself. The titles are: Why Can't We All Get Along?, Why Can't We All Agree? and Why Can't We Sing the Same Songs?

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Heaven, Hell & Rob Bell

John H. Armstrong March 8th, 2011

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The evangelical world was rocked a bit last week by a debate created by Rob Bell's forthcoming book, Love Wins (Harper/Collins, 2011). I read the posts attacking the book, written by Reformed writers who speak with deep certitude about everything they seem to talk about in opinion pieces. Some even went so far as to condemn Bell as a heretic. (Where have I heard this before?)

Into the fray came Mark Galli, senior managing editor of Christianity Today. Galli offers … (Read More)

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The Shack – William Paul Young on SBE (Re-Air)

Erik Guzman November 7th, 2008

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This weekend, radio stations across the country will be re-airing this previously broadcast episode of SBE with William Paul Young, author of The Shack.

(If you're on the front page of the site, click "Read More" to see audio player options.)

When this program first aired, The Shack was #8 on Amazon. It's now holding at #3 (first and second place are held by Barack Obama). Not bad for a book that Young wrote as a gift to his 6 children and was neve … (Read More)

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The Shack – William Paul Young on SBE

Erik Guzman May 16th, 2008

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The author of The Shack, William Paul Young, joins us on Steve Brown Etc. this week to talk about living in a jacked-up world full of pain and loss and…full of a God who loves us. Use one of the options below to listen.

Stories are pouring in about the healing impact of The Shack and, as I write this, the book is #8 on Amazon. Not bad for a book that Young wrote as a gift to his 6 children and was never intended to be published. Join us as we talk about some of … (Read More)

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