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Mar 26

How to Edit the Bible Like Jesus

I recently preached on two of Moses’ encounters with God. The first, in Exodus 3, Moses meets God at the burning bush. Moses, anticipating questions from the Israelites he’s been asked to deliver out of Egypt, asks what he should call this God. God reveals the divine name Yahweh and-after…

Bible

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How to Edit the Bible Like Jesus
How to Edit the Bible Like Jesus

Jan 24

The new ARC denomination is on the slippery slope of conservatism

Religion writer Rick Pidcock once said, “It’s funny how I’ve always heard the ‘slippery slope’ argument as a warning for becoming more liberal, but have never heard it as a warning for becoming more conservative.” For example, some might warn that if you begin to understand the genre of Genesis…

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Have you ever been warned of the slippery slope of theology
Have you ever been warned of the slippery slope of theology

Nov 21, 2021

Does Genesis Condemn First-Born Daughters?

Genesis 1–4 tells the story of a man and a woman in relationship who have three sons. These chapters tell us a lot about human nature, family dynamics, how we relate to God, how we relate to creation, and much more. From these stories, we can make theological claims about…

LGBTQ

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Genesis 1–4 tells the story of a man and a woman who have three
Genesis 1–4 tells the story of a man and a woman who have three

Oct 27, 2021

Does God Require Bloodshed to Forgive Sins? No!

“Without the shedding of blood there is no forgiveness of sins.” Hebrews 9:22 This verse has been used to justify a bloodthirsty view of God. That God had no choice but to punish Jesus on the cross in order to forgive sins. But this is a pagan view of God…

Christianity

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Does God Require Bloodshed to Forgive Sins? No!
Does God Require Bloodshed to Forgive Sins? No!

Sep 1, 2021

Ruth and Ezra

Let me tell you a Bible story. In this story you’ll hear why you think the Bible is backwards and xenophobic; but is more progressive than you’ll ever be; why we need to listen to our Jewish cousins when we study Scripture; and why chronological Bibles suck. Ezra 9 tells…

Bible

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Ruth and Ezra
Ruth and Ezra

Jan 7, 2021

Five Ways to Respond to What’s Rotten in White Evangelicalism

It’s clear that White Christian Evangelicalism (WCE) is diseased. Wherever you look, you find symptoms of its chronic illness: it’s support of Trump; the steady moral failings of its leaders; its embrace of conspiracy theories and rejection of history; denial of contemporary science; embrace of nationalism; denial of systemic racism…

Christianity

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Five Ways to Respond to What’s Rotten in White Evangelicalism
Five Ways to Respond to What’s Rotten in White Evangelicalism

Jan 3, 2021

2020 Book Report

Stats — Fiction vs. Non-fiction. My natural tendency is to read more non-fiction than fiction. It didn’t always used to be this way, but college and grad school got me out of the habit or reading fiction. I now read fiction much more slowly than non-fiction (weird, I know). But Emily challenged…

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Jan 1, 2021

New Year Newsletter

Hello Friends, Family, Loved Ones, and Distant Admirers. We hope that you are finding moments of joy in the midst of this unique holiday season. How do you even begin to summarize a year like this one? How do you do it with any sense of honesty without becoming morose…

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New Year Newsletter
New Year Newsletter

Dec 15, 2020

Capital Punishment Is Antithetical to the Gospel (Part 1)

Capital punishment is antithetical to the Gospel of Jesus. You cannot simultaneously believe that God is the God of redemption, forgiveness, and transformation and believe that the best response to certain kinds of crime is execution. I mean, I guess you can -people clearly do. In the U.S., executions happen…

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Capital Punishment Is Antithetical to the Gospel (Part 1) — imitable.org
Capital Punishment Is Antithetical to the Gospel (Part 1) — imitable.org

Dec 4, 2020

What Happens When We Can’t Agree on Reality?

Most people believe two foundational things. One, that there is such a thing as Reality. And Two, that we can know things about that Reality. In other words, there are such things as Facts and Knowledge. There are lots of facts that we can know just by experiencing them. If…

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Anthony Parrott

Lead Pastor of The Table Church, D.C.

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