Welcome to theNOISE! Here you will read the thoughts and passions flowing from a heart aflame. The purpose of this blog is to challenge and mobilize followers of Christ to live radically for the furthering of Jesus' great name. If you are here and wondering "what is theNOISE! ?," I will explain. It is the vision of an organization dedicated to the unity of the body of Christ and the spread of the Gospel within the world. This vision came as a result of an incredible experience the summer of 2007, which one day I will post about, but has now developed into the pursuit of creating a non-profit para-church organization. theNOISE! comes out of Psalms 66:1 "Make a joyful noise unto God, all ye lands." Not only is it the idea of praising God but it is also the idea of RADICALLY living out Christ to the point of creating a noise within the community and the world. I want to redeem the word NOISE, by stripping it of its negative definitions and redefining it as a pure and holy radical way of life. I hope that by casually checking in on this blog, that God will challenge and transform your hearts for the RADICAL pursuit of being theNOISE! in the world. I urge you all to continue to seek after God, giving Him glory and occasionally check in and read about the ideas that God has been stirring in me.
Make Noise and Be Radical
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Awesome job articulating your thoughts and sharing your passion for radical living. You are so inspiring to me, and I'm sure to many others. Keep on posting...please :)
I like the idea of this blog (my brother Andrew sent me a link). One thing I would encourage you to do though is not be parachurch because oftentimes parachurch organizations unfortunately end up being sans-church, where the church is beside but not part of the mission of those organizations. This is in part what has happened with a lot of schools that started out as Christian educational institutions but have slowly drifted away from that because they weren't under the oversight of godly, faithful churches who would have kept them in line. It takes a long time to get to this point, but the possibility of this can be cut out from the start by having a specific commitment to remaining under the authority of a good church in your area.
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