The incarnational, sacramental, permeate-the-cultural life. So hopeful, and beautiful in its global reawakening. Thank you modernism for helping us to see the backend of despair inherent to the “every person for themselves” worldview.

Here’s to a human community we share and build together, and to the most human being, Jesus, who showed us the way back toward EdenLife.

Is that gospel a message of evacuation – how God will airlift some of us out of this world and its problems, how God wants us to huddle in a holy warehouse between now and then, enjoying blessings and the joys of a church subculture? Or is that gospel a call to incarnation and transformation, to live out the message of God’s kingdom so we, like salt and light, like yeast in bread or seeds in soil, bring new possibilities to our world?

To be called away from that “gospel of evacuation” has been life-changing for me. I’m excited to know that it’s not being planted and replicated all over the world. That there is a missional, incarnational gospel winding it’s way into other countries and nations – beautiful and so hopeful! Thanks for the link Dan.