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This blog from Leadership Journal is where you can join a lively conversation about the intersection of faithful ministry and popular culture. And those two worlds often collide in unexpected ways. The name "Out of Ur," of course, refers to the situation where the patriarch Abraham found himself in Genesis. Abraham had been living in Ur of the Chaldees, but God called him to follow—even when he didn't know where he was going. Abraham eventually made it to a whole new land where his descendants would become a great nation. But all Abraham knew was that, to be faithful to the voice of God, he had to get "out of Ur" and pursue God even when he didn't know where he would end up. That's also the vision for our blog. We are following God, and we know we can't stay where we were, and the future isn't completely clear, but we will continue on the journey with God, regardless of how strange and awkward and stressful it might be.
Review: Missio Alliance Gathering 2013
Reflections on mission, theology, and race after the conference.
The Phil Vischer Podcast: Ep 52- Switzerland, Stephen Hawking & is Persecution a Myth?
A new book claims Christians inflated how much they were persecution by Rome.
Ur Video: Greg Boyd Answers "Are Mormons Saved?"
What role does right theology have in a person's salvation?
Friday Five Interview: Amy Simpson
How should the Church respond to mental illness? We asked the author of the new book, Troubled Minds.
The Phil Vischer Podcast: Ep 51- Brain Burp, Bieber, & the Best Coffee
Does God care how we brew coffee? This conversation may challenge your thinking about ministry.
Dallas Willard Changed My Ministry Forever
How I came to see ordinary life, rather than church, as the focus of God's work.
