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Jesus For The Rest of Us

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Ellen Hartwell and John Warren will be doing an hour-long show called Jesus For The Rest Of Us. This is our attempt to reclaim Jesus for those of us put off by the superhero, hippie or catch all saviour presented by so many modern churches. None of these narratives of Jesus appeal to many otherwise spiritually minded people. Can we find a way back to a "Christ" we can experience without dumbing ourselves down, acting out of fear , or needing cover for choices we regret? Can we rediscover Jesus' teachings, his passions, his life and, yes, the story of his death and resurrection from a more metaphysical, less dogmatic place? Ellen and John are going to try. We will not agree ( or disagree) on all things. Please join us for our spirited discussions on Jesus For The Rest Of Us.

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Do we act like ostriches and stick our heads in the sand to avoid seeing what we don't want to see? Ostriches don't actually do that, by the way. Acutally, they are pushing their eggs around when you see their heads in the sand! None-theless, do we hide from truth or unpleasantness? Do we deny consensual reality becase we are metaphysicians and above "the world"? Join John Warren and Ellen Hartwell as they discuss this urgent topic today. ellenhartwell.com
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Why would we care who Jesus spent time with? We live in a vastly different time, different mores, different cultures, values and beliefs. Why does it matter that Jesus would be with harlots, fisherman, drinkers, and recognized priests and the... more

In " Jesus For The Rest Of Us', we are aiming to be inclusive of all forms of Spirituality which reflect light - just as Jesus would do. Wandering through the many systems of belief we discover that all major religions have a lot... more

What is grace, any way? We hear about it, there are songs about it but, actually, what is it? Why do we need grace? How do we find it? How do we get and give grace once we understand what it is? Join John Warren and Ellen Hartwell as... more

Why do we feel disappointed when we gather together with people who believe as we do? Shouldn't this be an exciting event with music we love, liturgy that is familiar and, often comforting? Isn't it great to see those people we share a faith... more

What does treasure hunting have to do with Jesus For The Rest of Us? Isn't Jesus/God/Spirit/Universe et al, enough of a treasure for us? Of course...BUT...are we consciously aware of the treasures the God of our... more

We know, historically, that Jesus was Jewish and there is at least one reference to Him being a carpenter or maker of things. In "Jesus For The Rest of Us' we are discovering how Jesus' life can be practically applied to our every day lives. We... more

How do we feel included when we think/feel/see/Christianity - or any faith - so differently than others? How to we feel included when we don't dare to express our true " faith feelings"? Are we being judgmental? Are we doomed to... more

"I am saved!" Fabulous! What are you saved from? What is "salvation" any way/ So, wait, Spirit created me, condemned me, and then I am shown only one way out of eternal terrors unknown? Huh? Logic loop hole! Faith buster! Join John... more

The word, "love" is used in the King James version of The Bible approximately 310 times. In other translations, the word "love" is used about 500 times. This isn't romantice love, Right? Nor is it brotherly love each time the word "love" is used,... more

Why is is that an inclusive Jesus for the rest of us who included all seekers of God (Spirit/Universe), ended up being Jesus for some of us? If you aren't a Christian you don't go to Heaven? If you don't this, that and the other, you are in... more

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