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Articles by Sarah Bixler

Sarah Ann Bixler is a PhD student in practical theology at Princeton Theological Seminary, focusing on Christian education and formation. She also works for Princeton’s Center for Church Planting and Revitalization. Sarah is a member of Mennonite Church USA, in which she has served as a youth minister, middle judicatory administrator, classroom teacher, residence director and curriculum writer. She lives in Princeton, NJ with her husband, Benjamin Bixler, and their three children.

After the Storm

  • Sarah Bixler
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3 years ago

In the midst of the storm, we discover just what we really believe about God. All of our creeds and systematic theologies mean little when we come up against the reality of our own destruction. In the midst of the storm, we find out how much we trust that God is in control, that God is present somewhere, that God is listening.

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  • Challenges
  • faith
  • storms

Peace in the Presence

  • Sarah Bixler
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4 years ago

Even where evil is present, the pervasive presence of God is more powerful. There is nowhere the sheep can go where the shepherd does not go with them. The shepherd’s presence brings peace in the presence of evil.

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  • evil
  • Good Shepherd
  • peace
  • presence

Living Alongside, with Open Hands

  • Sarah Bixler
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4 years ago

Let us all treat our neighbors with generous love.

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The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance
Comfort in the Canons: A Review of Saving the Reformation
Between the World and Me, Michael Brown, and White Imagination

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