Drum Majors for Love, Truth and Justice
Another recording of Drs. Perkins and Metzger speaking at Imago Day Community, in Portland, Oregon.
Beyond Race and Class Issues In a Consumer Church
Another recording of Drs. Perkins and Metzger speaking at Imago Day Community, in Portland, Oregon.
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This blog exists to augment the discussion found in Paul Louis Metzger's book Consuming Jesus: Beyond Race and Class Divisions in a Consumer Church. Discussion will include exploration of the material covered in the book, as well as relevant interviews and theological and cultural essays on this topic.
Consuming Jesus sounds the death knell for a paradigm of church growth driven by the homogeneous unit principle and measured in success by numbers, dollars, and buildings. Metzger writes with personal passion and professional expertise, providing a wealth of insight for practitioners addressing the question If the kingdom of heaven is not segregated, why on earth is the church? His work should be read by everyone desiring to restore the local church to a place of compassionate influence within the community.
— Mark DeYmaz - pastor of Mosaic Church of Central Arkansas
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