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The InVerse Theology Project

The InVerse Theology Project

By: T. M. Moore
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 A spiritual fellowship in the Celtic Christian tradition for pastors interested in Celtic Christianity, and featuring the writings of T. M. Moore.T. M. Moore Christianity Ministry & Evangelism Spirituality
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  • InVerse 156 - You Must Be Born Again

    InVerse 156 - You Must Be Born Again
    Feb 17 2025

    John 2.23-3.21


    And many people, when they saw what He

    had done while He was in Jerusalem

    for Passover, believed that He must be


    the Son of God, as He had said to them,

    and trusted in His Name. But Jesus knew

    their hearts. He knew the motives of all men


    and needed no one to advise or to

    explain to Him the heart of any man.

    Thus, to commit to them He would not do.
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    6 mins
  • InVerse 155 - IVT Explained, Part 12 (Appreciating Theology, Appreciating Verse)

    InVerse 155 - IVT Explained, Part 12 (Appreciating Theology, Appreciating Verse)
    Feb 3 2025

    The primary reason to take up reading and studying both poetry and theology is that these can show us paths for journeying with Jesus through our lives. Poetry and theology can point us to Jesus, inviting us to consider Him in ways that can make His Presence with us more real and continuous.
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    11 mins
  • InVerse 154 - IVT Explained, Part 11 (The Verse Essay)

    InVerse 154 - IVT Explained, Part 11 (The Verse Essay)
    Dec 30 2024

    To many readers, poetry represents a kind of mysticism. We know the poet is trying to say something, but we’re not quite sure what it is. Perhaps he’s just inviting us to have some sort of inward and personal encounter with his words, to lead us in making our own poem out of the lines, images, structure, form, and all the rest he supplies?
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    16 mins
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