Joshua LaFavor

-Let us empty ourselves of our power, our violence, and our wealth so that we may be filled with all the beauty of knowing Jesus as King, dearest friend, and lover of our souls.

-That kind of Christendom is an individualistic Christianity that is rooted in the use of power, violence, and wealth.
The Kingdom I speak of, the Kingdom of Jesus, is rooted in alignment with the powerless, the peacemakers, and the poor.-

I am convinced of this, only the way of the Kingdom of Jesus will bring healing to the United States, but this Kingdom I speak of is not the encultured Christendom that has embedded itself into the hearts and minds of so many. -

No King but Christ.

Joy is an act of resistance.

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For those interested in the intersection of spirituality and college students this is the book you want. This is not a Christian book but is a summary of an academic study that involved intensive research into the spiritual lives of college students.

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Doctoral studies are going well. It’s kinda cool to be taking coursework that ties so closely to what I do in my day to day career.

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The law of the Old Testament is not the law under which the Church lives, but it does reveal much about the heart of God. And if we are to align with His heart…

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