Tag Archives: cliches

A Merry Little Evangelical Christmas

Posted on December 13, 2012 by Addie Zierman

Now that Dane is three and starting to understand about Christmas, we’ve been doing our best to tell him about the birth of Jesus. About God come down and God with us and the baby in the manger. So far, … Continue reading →

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Pray About It

Posted on November 13, 2012 by Addie Zierman

The day the Teen Mania Summer Mission Trip guide came in the mail, the boy told me to kneel on the floor. Draw a circle around yourself, he said. Pray and pray, and don’t move from that circle until God … Continue reading →

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Biblical Womanhood: Fault Lines & Rachel Held Evans

Posted on October 30, 2012 by Addie Zierman

If you’re going to talk evangelical, you should know that in addition to rickety clichés, there are a lot of big, loaded words. They are fault lines that split down the middle of this whole thing and separate people into … Continue reading →

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