Tag: habit

• Addicted to Anonymity

  Tuesday Re-mix – I wonder if we in the American culture have become addicted to anonymity? Dictionary.com defines addiction like this: the state of being enslaved to a practice or habit or something that is psychologically or physically habit-forming, as narcotics, to such an extent that its cessation causes severe trauma. When I think about the community prescribed…

  Blake

  April 10, 2012

  Anonymity Anonymous, Christian Accountability, Church Unity, Genuine Community, H2H

  accountability, addiction, anonymity, church, community, enabling, enslaved, habit, independence, narcotic, privacy, psychology, self-sufficiency

• Peacemakers as “Communication Artists”

  Tuesday Re-mix – This is the next in a series of posts originally titled “Habits of Peacemakers”. I think my favorite peacemaker in the Bible was Abigail (I Samuel 25).  She saw a disastrous conflict coming (thanks to her absolute jerk of a husband) and she got involved.  She “handled” communication in such a way…

  Blake

  August 31, 2010

  Church Communications, leadership, Peacemakers, Reconciliation

  Abigail, advocate, artists, communications, confrontation, habit, I Samuel 25, interpreter, leader, leadership, peacemaker, scribe, truth