by Jeremy Bouma | Emerging Church, Theology
Interacting with “Most Moved Mover” 1: Introduction 2: Hyper-Relationality 3: Sovereignty 4: Changeability 5: Temporality 6: Conclusion CHANGEABILITY If God “hyper-relationally” operates within our time and space, partners with us, engages us in conflict,... by Jeremy Bouma | Emerging Church, Theology
Interacting with “Most Moved Mover” 1: Introduction 2: Hyper-Relationality 3: Sovereignty 4: Changeability 5: Temporality 6: Conclusion SOVEREIGNTY Because God is hyper-relational and purposefully crafted beings after His image exist eternally with them in... by Jeremy Bouma | Emerging Church, Theology
Interacting with “Most Moved Mover” 1: Introduction 2: Hyper-Relationality 3: Sovereignty 4: Changeability 5: Temporality 6: Conclusion HYPER-RELATIONALITY One of the foundational principles of Open Theism is the notion that God is hyper-personal and... by Jeremy Bouma | Emerging Church, Theology
Interacting with “Most Moved Mover” 1: Introduction 2: Hyper-Relationality 3: Sovereignty 4: Changeability 5: Temporality 6: Conclusion I finished a 10 page paper on Open Theism yesterday. It is a response/critique of Clark Pinnock’s book “Most... by Jeremy Bouma | Church Culture, Emerging Church
The last place on God’s green earth I thought I would find a constructive dialogue piece on homosexuality and the Church was Grand Rapids, Michigan. Washington, D.C. certainly, but absolutely NOT theeee bastion of all things conservative and Christian! But... by Jeremy Bouma | American Culture, Christian Spirituality, Emerging Church
UPDATE: I thought of one more song as an example of what the “world” is thinking about life. I added the song “Where is the Love” by the Black Eyed Peas. One of my emerging (not as in emergent, but becoming) new favorite theologians is Karl... 
