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    On Tribalism

    by Ben Hein November 1, 2019
    written by Ben Hein

    I have been meditating on the story of the man with a withered hand in Mark 3:1-6 in preparation for an upcoming men’s retreat. This passage is a wonderful account of Jesus’ compassion on social outcasts. Jesus is willing to challenge the oppressive religious authorities of his day in order to heal this man and restore him in the eyes of the surrounding community.

    But this beautiful story has a dark ending. Verse 6 reads:

    The Pharisees went out and immediately held counsel with the Herodians against him, how to destroy him.

    Since it is common for us to read the Pharisees as the villains in the gospel stories, it is quite easy for us to read over a verse like this without giving it a second thought.

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    The Crisis of Loneliness

    by Ben Hein June 27, 2019
    by Ben Hein June 27, 2019

    How do adults make friends? We don’t. At least that is how it feels. A common “adulting” joke I often hear today is how difficult it is for adults in their 20’s,…

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