Bruxy Cavey

[Mennogal]

Wondering what others think of him and his writings. I just discovered him, and so far like what he has to say.

[Josh]

Wondering what others think of him and his writings. I just discovered him, and so far like what he has to say.

I appreciate a lot of what he has to say, and didn't find that much I disagreed with in his books.

I think his work at The Meeting House is particularly interesting with its emphasis on local community building. It's similar to a megachurch model, but with some differences I appreciate compared to what I see in an institution like Hillsong. Another evangelical-mainstream Anabaptist group with a similar focus would be Missio (http://missiochurch.com).

[Mennogal]

I would highly recommend Bruxy’s new book, (re)union... it is a great read and I feel strikes on the themes central to being Anabaptist in today’s world. I am really enjoying it.

[appleman2006]

Ok this is strange. 24 hours ago i would not of known who Bruxy was. Last night someone send me a series of articles he is doing (1st two out of three) on Anabaptist's view of the Word of God particularly on why we have not traditionally used words like "inerrancy of scripture" It is probably the best and clearest and most balanced article I have ever read on the subject. So based on that I plan on reading more of his stuff.

[Mennogal]

Ok this is strange. 24 hours ago i would not of know who Bruxy was. Last night someone send me a series of articles he is doing (1st two out of three) on Anabaptist's view of the Word of God particularly on why we have not traditionally used words like "inerrancy of scripture" It is probably the best and clearest and most balanced article I have ever read on the subject. So based on that I plan on reading more of his stuff.

Yeah, those posts are wonderful reads...