As some of you have noticed from the link in my previous post, I do have a new website up and running. Actually, I’ve had the domain since late 2006 and it’s actually been online for a while with some old content copied from my current blog.

I recently rebuilt the site’s database to fix a few bugs and now it’s fully up and running. So check it out at www.cruciformity.com:

Cruciformity ✙ Shaped by the Cross of Christ

This website hosts the confessions of a Post-Emerging Reformissional evangelical, Alex S. Leung. The articles published here strive to deconstruct the Emerging Church Movement/conversation in a manner that is shaped by the Cross of Christ.

Can anybody actually be “post-emerging” and a Reformed AND missional evangelical at the same time? Time will tell if I can live up to this moniker I’ve given myself!

I hope to keep all substantial articles on Emerging Church / postmodernism issues at Cruciformity, while posting an excerpt and link to it from here. (I’ve moved some of my previously written Emerging Church articles to Cruciformity already) I will be posting at Cruciformity very, very frequently — as in, once a week, or two, or once a month… depending on the Holy Spirit’s leading and how much time I have. My motivation for the site right now is from a Systematic Theology paper I am writing on the postmodern dissatisfaction with penal substitutionary atonement. (I might share that with you later this summer)

Hopefully, this will free up six steps to be more personal, allowing me to just vent more unreservedly about everything else here at six steps

Enjoy:-)

Let love be genuine. Abhor what is evil; hold fast to what is good. Love one another with brotherly affection. Outdo one another in showing honor. Do not be slothful in zeal, be fervent in spirit, serve the Lord.

Romans 12:9-11

May I be frank with you? I want us to have genuine conversations.

There are some blogs on the Internet that do not have a comment section, and if they do, some do not make comments public. For example, see Southern Seminary president Albert Mohler’s blog, or the Desiring God blog where John Piper blogs.

I am no world-class theologian, and likely will not be regardless of how disciplined I am in reading widely. However, in the true spirit of the blogsphere where the comment section drives blog discussions, my blog is open for comments (and rebuke, correction, training in righteousness).

Before you do, however, make sure you have read up on why I blog and the disclaimer in place for commenting.

Pastor Mark Driscoll (of Seattle’s Mars Hill Church) continues to blog about “Death by Ministry“. Dr John MacArthur at the Pulpit Magzine blog is doing a series on “Why I Love the Church“.

Here’s my Live.com feeds page with the blogs of friends.
Why is nobody blogging?
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Desiring God is having a huge book sale next week: all books from their online store will sell for just $5 each on June 27-28. No limits! Spread the word