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Feb 9, 2023: Stronghold Media: NFL Chaplains Speak at ACU Chapel
With the Super Bowl LVII taking place in Glendale, Arizona this February, Arizona Christian University was blessed to hear how God has moved in an NFL locker room through Miles Killebrew (#28), the safety/specialty captain for the Pittsburgh Steelers, when he spoke at chapel on February 9, 2023.
Killebrew was joined by ACU Transformational Coach Randy Chambers, NFL Chaplains Reza Zadeh (Broncos), Kent Chevalier (Steelers), with LaMorris Crawford (Bengals) and his wife Megan Crawford.
With the Super Bowl LVII taking place in Glendale, Arizona this February, Arizona Christian University was blessed to hear how God has moved in an NFL locker room through Miles Killebrew (#28), the safety/specialty captain for the Pittsburgh Steelers, when he spoke at chapel on February 9, 2023.
Killebrew was joined by ACU Transformational Coach Randy Chambers, NFL Chaplains Reza Zadeh (Broncos), Kent Chevalier (Steelers), with LaMorris Crawford (Bengals) and his wife Megan Crawford.
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Aug 25, 2022: Spiritually Cracking Up: Christian Punchlines
Can’t you see the similar tone in each of these abortion statements? Like Brian Zahnd wrote: “Progressive fundamentalism is just as false and destructive as conservative fundamentalism” Fundamentalism doesn’t bring about healthy spiritual dialogue. It never has. You can accuse people all day long but, in the end, all it does is divide and spread hate. It has become so ridiculous within the Christian Left and Right that it’s comical. Aug 28, 2020: Christian Headlines: Citing Scripture, Pence Switches out Jesus for the American Flag in Convention Speech“Glad Pence seems to know Scripture; grieved & appalled he’d believe substituting ‘Old Glory’ for ‘Jesus’ wasn’t blasphemous and equating the freedom Paul was referring to with civil liberties,” tweeted Greg Jao, senior assistant to the president of InterVarsity, an evangelical Christian organization.
“This is Babylon. This is idolatry,” tweeted Brian Zahnd, pastor of Word of Life Church. July 22, 2015: Charisma: What? Evangelicals Come Against Franklin Graham's Views on Islam
And Brian Zahnd, an author and pastor of Word Life Church, said Graham's remarks were nothing short of "xenophobia." Even Chick-fil-A's general manager for leadership development, Tim Sweetman, came against Graham, saying his remarks were "despicable" and the opposite of Christian love and American freedom. Mar 19, 2015: Experimental Theology: Brian Zahnd on Praying Well
Many of you know Brian Zahnd, author of the recent book Farewell to Mars. Recently Brian did a second podcast with my friend Luke Norsworthy on the subject of prayer. (The first twenty minutes is mainly a discussion of the impact of the work of NT Wright, the part on prayer picks up at the twenty-minute mark.) Mar 8,2015: Brian Zahnd: Clarion: Love Never Ends: A Meditation Brian Zahnd
Dec 11, 2014: Brian Zahnd: Clarion Journal: You Cannot Be Christian and Support Torture Sept 20, 2014: Alpha & Omega Ministries: The Monster God Debate: Why Those Under the Authority of Scripture Struggle to Speak to Those Who Are Not
Took the time to actually watch all of the opening statement of Brian Zahnd in the debate that took place over the weekend in Kansas City against Michael Brown. |
Brian Zahnd is the founder and lead pastor of Word of Life Church, a Christian congregation located in the heartland of America in Saint Joseph, Missouri. For 31 years, Brian and his wife Peri’s vision for the church has been to be an authentic expression of the Kingdom of Jesus in a modern world. Brian is known for his focus on embracing the deep and long history of the Church and wholeheartedly participating in God’s mission to redeem and restore His world.
Brian and Peri founded Word of Life Church in the autumn of 1981 with a handful of other young people in an old Methodist church building. For years, the church struggled to draw members. But as Brian began to be formed in a spirit of faith and prayer, the church proceeded to grow dramatically. After years of moving and expansion, the church moved to its present ministry campus on the east side of the city in 2006.
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