Peripatetics: The Art of Walking

Peripatetics: The Art of Walking

  
This page is for the students at Crossroads Bible Church in Double Oak, Texas, because...

We're convinced that walking with Christ is the truly abundant life. There's an art to it, and we're trying help each other live that kind of life. Maybe this will help...

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    Saturday, October 29, 2005

    Your Thoughts?

    "Spiritual formation is a slow business." --Eugene Peterson.

    "A collapsed view of heaven is the price you pay for your comfort." --Douglas Coupland.

    Either of these get a reaction from you?

    Brent 9:10 AM
    Comments:
    They do from me even though i am not in the group anymore! I try to keep Eugene's other quote of, "A diminished view of God is the price you pay for your comfort" in mind
    posted by Blogger spartacus21 : 2:19 AM
     
    Actually, Alicia, that t-shirt we made several years ago was goofed up! Eugene Peterson never said that...I had it in my quote file as him, but in re-reading one of Douglas Coupland's books I found the actual quote and this was it. So, my "clerical error" gives credit where credit isn't due! Now it's a good story, though.
    posted by Blogger Brent : 5:13 AM
     
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