Margaret Feinberg | Two Handed Warriors

Connecting to God in Hollywood

Wednesday, March 21, 2012

Soul-Nourishing Practices in a Soul-Deadening World “Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls.” -Jesus of Nazareth (Matthew 11:29) by Gary David Stratton, PhD As I write this, I am watching my 14-year-old daughter, Micaiah, take a riding [...]

A Divine Masquerade: The Beauty Behind the Mask, by Margaret Feinberg

Wednesday, March 7, 2012

If we were to take off our masks and give ourselves wholly revealing the beautiful work of God in our lives, then what might God do? by Margaret Feinberg Confession: Masks sometimes scare me. Though the artistic flair of a masquerade half mask can be spectacular, full masks make me uncomfortable. Not only is there mystery in [...]

Two Handed Warriors at Eight Months

Sunday, July 10, 2011

Reflections on the Relaunch of Two Handed Warriors Dear Two Handed Warrior Community, When Sue and I first launched Two Handed Warriors eight months ago we never could have imagined how many people would connect with our theme. All we had was a deep conviction that an unnecessary dichotomy between faith and culture has plagues both [...]

Social Media Advice for Churches: Lauren Hunter’s Interview with Margaret Feinberg

Wednesday, July 6, 2011

by Lauren Hunter @ChurchTechToday When I attended the Bayside Thrive conference last month, I had the pleasure of attending a break out session called, “Social Media Bootcamp” where I met Margaret Feinberg, acclaimed Christian author of two dozen books and multiple Bible studies. She was gracious enough to let me interview her about how the Church must view, [...]

Is Jesus Still Surrounded by Too Many Men? By Cathleen Falsani

Wednesday, June 29, 2011

Why is Margaret Feinberg the most influential young woman leader in evangelicalism you’ve never heard of? Cathleen Falsani and Margaret Feinberg are two of my favorite authors and bloggers. Last week they tag-teamed for a thought-provoking article on the future of female leadership in evangelicalism. I came away more determined than ever to seek to [...]

Danger! Angry Blogger: The Apostle Paul’s Cyber-Relationship Checklist, by Gary David Stratton

Monday, April 4, 2011

“Christians are routinely taught by example and word that it is more important to be right than to be Christlike. In fact, being right licenses you to be mean, indeed, requires you to be mean.” -Dallas Willard, Renovation of the Heart . So many people have asked Sue and I to weigh-in on the Rob [...]

Why I Gave Up Prayer for Lent, by Margaret Feinberg

Monday, March 28, 2011

Great insights from one my favorite bloggers Margaret Feinberg. As I shared earlier this month, I’ve decided to give up prayer for Lent. Okay, maybe not all prayer, but lengthy prayers in my personal time with God because I realize how mindless, increasingly unspecific, and inattentive in my prayer life. That’s why I’m giving up prayer [...]

Rob Bell’s New Book: Does Love Even Have a Chance of Winning? by Margaret Feinberg

Wednesday, March 16, 2011

I asked Margaret Feinberg if I could repost her thoughtful response to Rob Bell’s book release interview with Lisa Miller on Monday. She is one of my favorite authors and bloggers and I think she raises all the right questions about what we can learn from this entire episode regardless of where you stand [...]

Tuesdays with Tozer / Wednesdays with Walter, by Margaret Feinberg

Monday, January 24, 2011

Margaret Feinberg has written more than two dozen books including the critically-acclaimed The Organic God, The Sacred Echo, Scouting the Divine.

Ten Most Beautiful Books I Read During the Last Decade, by Margaret Feinberg

Wednesday, January 5, 2011

Margaret Feinberg, prolific author whose books include Scouting the Divine and the critically-acclaimed The Organic God offers her top ten books of the past decade.