Internet Monk is the personal web space of missional communicator Michael Spencer. Michael is a missional thinker, communicator and writer living in southeastern Kentucky. “I am deconstructing and moving past my evangelicalism; rediscovering what it means to be vitally connected to Jesus. That process is always worth sharing.”
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“I am a post-evangelical reformation Christian humanist. I live my life in the offerings of worship, work, marriage, family, church and community. I’m a writer, so I write.
I create with an Apple Intel iMac. I drive a 02 Corolla. I worship at the church of baseball. The Reds are on the radio. I’ll always have another Mennonite donut. I’m like you, but I’m not like you. I’ve got friends in low places. Somebody out there doesn’t like me. Imagine that.
I read your mail. Sometimes I answer it. I am paid to teach the Bible and Shakespeare. What a gig. I’ll never read all these books, so I’m selling most of them. I quit playing guitar.
I speak what I feel, not what I ought to say. Eventually, I’ll irritate you. This is pirate radio for the thinking Christian. I talk hard. You read and know you’re not alone.”
“Feeling screwed up at a screwed up time in a screwed up place does not necessarily make you screwed up.”- Mark Hunter, Pump Up The Volume
Jesus came to raise the dead. He did not come to teach the teachable; He did not come to improve the improvable; He did not come to reform the reformable. None of those things works. –Robert Farrar Capon
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