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navigation reader ~ writer ~ pastor ~ paddler home main nav home book reviews book studies theology of the apostle paul by james d. g. dunn the politics of jesus by john howard yoder incarnation by thomas f. torrance meditations 1 john ezekiel sermons trip logs killarney 2015 spanish river east branch 2013 lower missinaibi river 2012 killarney provincial park 2008 return to content psongs: modern music ~ ancient poetry by stephen barkley on september 17, 2018 in messages 0 i have an interesting collection of old hymn books. i have the gospel publishing house editions i was raised on, paperback holiness crusade songbooks from the 1920s, a scottish hymnal with the pages bisected so you can mix-and-match lyrics with melodies, and even a small german hymn book given to me by a friend after an overseas trip. the oldest hymn books in my collection date back to 1800s. none of these compare to the psalms. the book of psalms has been the hymn book of the jewish people for almost 3,000 years. for christians, the book of psalms is the most frequently quoted book in the new testament. even today, popular songwriters mine the psalms for inspiration. over the summer of 2018, i shared a series of messages on the songs we sing that are rooted in the ancient psalms. you can find the full audio recordings of them on my sermons page. i’ve also summarized these messages on my church’s youtube channel . why not read the psalm and reflect on it along with me? subscribe to my channel « prev 1 / 1 next » your love o lord (psalm 36) i will call upon the lord (psalm 18) a shield about me (psalm 3) as the deer (psalm 42) hear my cry, oh lord (psalm 61) better is one day (psalm 84) be still and know (psalm 46) create in me a clean heart (psalm 51) how long o lord (psalm 13) i lift my eyes up (psalm 121) forever (psalm 118) « prev 1 / 1 next » the sin of certainty | peter enns by stephen barkley on september 17, 2018 in book reviews , spiritual formation 2 back in my undergraduate days a strong emphasis was placed on the acquisition of knowledge. this knowledge-acquisition was evaluated through a massive event of regurgitation known as the final exam. now i’m not complaining—i excelled at this type of memory work. i synthesized text books and class notes into lists and charts which i could reproduce in significant detail. here was the problem: some time during my bible college training i began to associate these lists and charts with the substance of the faith. faith became some thing i could know rather than some one i could trust . it’s easy enough to debunk this error. a quick look at church history accompanied by any modicum of humility will make it clear that we are so often wrong! but once you elevate propositional statements to the level of the faith , it’s hard to back down. this is the problem peter enns tackles with his trademark blunt humour in the sin of certainty . you see, the object of faith is not a proposition but a person. a person, who, often confounds our so-called wisdom. a faith that promises to provide firm answers and relieve our doubt is a faith that will not hold up to the challenges and tragedies of life. only a deep trust can hold up. (120) despite what his critics suggest, enns is not promoting some variety of radical epistemological skepticism. he is simply reminding christians that the place of god in our lives must never be replaced by a list of propositions, no matter how confident we are in their truth. enns, peter. the sin of certainty: why god desires our trust more than our “correct” beliefs . new york: harperone, 2016. spirit’s presence | samuel w. muindi by stephen barkley on september 14, 2018 in weekend wisdom 2 the biblical accounts . . . portray the spirit as the ontological principle of divine presence, or the immanence of the transcendent divinity. — muindi, pentecostal-charismatic prophecy , 105. sibir | farley mowat by stephen barkley on september 10, 2018 in book reviews , culture 0 siberia is the stuff of legend. this remote region of russia was hidden behind the iron curtain for years and now remains removed from the rest of society due to harsh environmental conditions. it boasts oymyakon, the coldest city in the world with an average (yes, average) temperature of minus 50 c! back in late 1960s, when farley mowat was in his 40s, he took two tours of siberia. due to the success of his earlier books, he was granted access to a region that few westerners received. he chronicled these trips in sibur: my discovery of siberia. sibur has that quality that marks the best of mowat’s writing—it’s compulsively readable. he can spin a gripping story from a trip to the supermarket. this work is especially interesting now as a historical piece, reflecting the attitudes and prejudices of the day. mowat has always had an affinity to the north. like two of his famous works on the canadian north, people of the deer and the desperate people, mowat describes the local culture and environment with generosity and humour. he turns his pen with vitriol to those who would despoil the land and its peoples. while it will not win any awards for political correctness, sibir is a fascinating slice of late 1960s social commentary on a still remote land. mowat, farley. sibir: my discovery of siberia . toronto: mcclelland & stewart, 1990. society’s demons | catherine belsey by stephen barkley on september 7, 2018 in weekend wisdom 0 society blames the demons it has created for its own inevitable tensions, and allows itself to believe that their elimination will make it whole. — belsey, poststructuralism , 94. pope john xxiii: a life | thomas cahill by stephen barkley on september 3, 2018 in biography , book reviews 2 his mother called him angelino, little angel, but the world knows him by the name he chose when he was elevated to highest position in the roman catholic church: pope john xxiii. his choice of name was odd. the previous pope named john was an anti-pope (not to mention a pirate and a murderer), and the last legitimate pope named john was a “wealthy fool, and a heretic” (167). john xxiii broke the mold by choosing to redeem an inglorious name. he would break many other traditions in his short time as supreme pontiff. john inherited a papacy that had withdrawn from the world. while john (then angelo) was in his twenties, pope pius x waged war on modernism, issuing mean-spirited encyclicals such as pascendi dominici gregis which condemned the “poisonous doctrines” and “boundless effrontery” of the modernists (90). john would take a different route. rather than retreating into the vatican and rebelling against society, he engaged the world by calling vatican ii. this council introduced major reforms into the roman church. many things we now take for granted such as hearing the mass in a language other than latin were accomplished at this council. the bureaucracy of the vatican tried to derail john’s desires for the council, with some success. but john was a wily opponent! just months before the council, john took a ruler to one of the schemata and declared, “[s]even inches of condemnations and one of praise: is that any way to talk to the modern world” (185)? the conservatives lost full control of the council, causing one to utter, “i pray god, that i may die before the council’s end. that way i can die a catholic” (185). unfortunately it was john who would die before the council’s end. on june 3, 1963, john succumbed to stomach cancer. his successor, pope paul vi, opened his cause for canonization during the final session of the council that john called. thomas cahill’s biography of pope john xxiii is a masterful piece of historical writing. he begins his book with an engaging survey of the papacy from the apostle peter until the twentieth century. this alone is worth reading for anyone interested in the history of christianity. his portrait of john is carefully nuanced, interweaving politics and religion. cahill is distant enough to see clearly

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