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The Official blogspot of the Peoples Church College and Career Community
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Welcome to the discussion!
My name is Andrew Arndt. I serve as one of the pastors on staff at Peoples Church here in Tulsa, Oklahoma. This site was uniquely created for the College and Career group that I lead at PC, but is open to any and all who want to participate in the discussion. The only requirement for contributing is, if you wouldn't say it that way to Jesus, don't say it at all.
That should keep everything on an even keel!
That should keep everything on an even keel!
Favorite Books
- "The Crucified God" by Jurgen Moltmann
- "The Wounded Healer" by Henri Nouwen
- "In the Name of Jesus" by Henri Nouwen
- "The Great Giveaway" by David Fitch
- "The Politics of Jesus" by John Howard Yoder
- "Texts Under Negotiation" by Walter Brueggemann
- "The Prophetic Imagination" by Walter Brueggemann
- "Reforming the Doctrine of God" by F. Leron Shults
- "The Resurrection of the Son of God" by N. T. Wright
- "Jesus and the Victory of God" by N. T. Wright
- "The New Testament and the People of God" by N. T. Wright
- "The Great Divorce" by C. S. Lewis
- "Exclusion and Embrace" by Miroslav Volf
Who we are: PC College and Career
Of all the reasons we could gather together as a
community, only one really matters to us.
We believe that God is on a mission to restore all
things through Jesus (1 Corinthians 15), and that
the church in every age is supposed to be the kind of
community that learns, explores, teaches, and lives
that future reality now. We think that in Jesus
God’s future has been made known decisively. So
our goal is to be the kind of community where the way
of God made known in Jesus is embodied: visibly,
concretely, socially.
We’re a community of Jesus. And we’re opening up the question of what it means to follow him afresh.
community, only one really matters to us.
We believe that God is on a mission to restore all
things through Jesus (1 Corinthians 15), and that
the church in every age is supposed to be the kind of
community that learns, explores, teaches, and lives
that future reality now. We think that in Jesus
God’s future has been made known decisively. So
our goal is to be the kind of community where the way
of God made known in Jesus is embodied: visibly,
concretely, socially.
We’re a community of Jesus. And we’re opening up the question of what it means to follow him afresh.