Luke Stehr
@lukestehr.bsky.social
Local Engagement at First Baptist Arlington
Doctoral Student at Northern Seminary
Doctoral Student at Northern Seminary
under an idolatrous storm
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under an idolatrous storm
You could easily take a walk through a museum and view collections of crudely hewn statues and believe that idols are just antiquities of a bygone era, or read about the religious decline happening in...
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February 11, 2026 at 3:53 AM
under an idolatrous storm
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More than anything, today is a great day for the Church to take seriously the Sermon on the Mount.
May we as followers of Jesus organize our lives around his presence and his teachings, offering a prophetic and priestly witness that confounds the world.
May we as followers of Jesus organize our lives around his presence and his teachings, offering a prophetic and priestly witness that confounds the world.
January 21, 2025 at 2:02 AM
More than anything, today is a great day for the Church to take seriously the Sermon on the Mount.
May we as followers of Jesus organize our lives around his presence and his teachings, offering a prophetic and priestly witness that confounds the world.
May we as followers of Jesus organize our lives around his presence and his teachings, offering a prophetic and priestly witness that confounds the world.
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December 19, 2024 at 9:35 PM
Since the New Testament words we equivocate to ministry are charism (exercise of the spiritual gifts - Rom 12, 1 Cor 12, and Eph 4) and diakonia (waiting tables and serving food), how can we reframe the ministry of the church and shift the expectation of those we call ministers?
December 19, 2024 at 9:14 PM
Since the New Testament words we equivocate to ministry are charism (exercise of the spiritual gifts - Rom 12, 1 Cor 12, and Eph 4) and diakonia (waiting tables and serving food), how can we reframe the ministry of the church and shift the expectation of those we call ministers?