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On (Virtual) Newsstands Now

Posted Aug 24, 01:33 PM | 3 comments | by Editor | Link

There are a number of excellent online publications that have new/recent content worth highlighting right now:

The Everyday Journal
The August 2008 edition of The Everyday Journal features some great articles inspired by Wendell Berry, including:

• The Art of Being in Atlanta: An Interview with Troy Bronsink


• Seasonal Spirituality: The Lectionary as The Farmer’s Market


• The Joining of Heaven and Earth: A Look at Wendell Berry and the Church


• Book Review: Finding Our Way Again by Brian McLaren

Next-Wave
The August 2008 edition of Next-Wave webzine features (among other great articles):

• “Missional, Monastic, Emerging: A Traveler’s Guide” by Len Hjalmarson


• “Things You Learn in a Church Basement” by Jim Palmer


• “Todd Bentley and the Lakeland Revival: Did I Sit On the Sideline While the Playing Field Burned?” by Chris Elrod

emergingchurch.info
Jonny Baker alerts us to the July/August 2008 updates on the UK-based emergingchurch.info site, including:

• “Experiments in Truth” by Mark Scandrette


• “Entertainment Theology: New Edge Spirituality in a Digital Democracy” — Barry Taylor interviewed by Ian Mobsby

The Other Journal
Over at the ChurchandPomo blog, Jamie Smith writes, “The folks at The Other Journal continue to host intriguing and important conversations. Of note for ChurchandPomo readers will be a recent exchange regarding the prospects and possibilities for a sort of ‘Christian atheism.’” He points specifically to these two articles from Issue 11 of The Other Journal (produced by Mars Hill Graduate School):

• “Why Every Christian Should ‘Quite Rightly Pass for an Atheist’” by Jon Stanley


• “On What Could Quite Rightly Pass for a Fetish: Some Thoughts on Whether ‘Every Christian Should “Quite Rightly Pass for an Atheist”’” by Ben Suriano

Lastly, I also want to mention that the current issue of the Christian Research Journal covers “Navigating The Emerging Church Highway.” The cover story is written by Mark Driscoll, and other articles cover topics such as “The Yoga Boom: A Call for Christian Discernment” and “How to Engage in Politics without Losing your Soul” (written by Andy Jackson of SmartChristian.com). None of the articles are available online, so if any of you out there are print subscribers maybe you can post some thoughts/reflections on this issue of CRJ in the comments here for us.

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