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Faith, Fear, and Evangelism (pt. 2)
*This post (pt. 2) is featured as a guest article for Wimps for Christ. Be sure to stop by their website and leave some love. To the degree that we fear is to the degree that we do not trust Jesus in that area of fear. But you’re not alone. I’m the biggest wimp, most [...]
Continue reading...Faith, Fear, and Evangelism (pt. 1)
Saturday, April 30, 2011
*This post (pt. 1) is featured as a guest article for Wimps for Christ. Be sure to stop by their website and leave some love. I can see with my mind’s eye the old fashioned street corners newspaper boys… “Attention everyone! Ladies, gentlemen, and all those near! The Exclusive is out! Hear how ‘Wimps for [...]
Continue reading...Drop It Like It’s Hot
Thursday, March 24, 2011
I’m not talking about the notorious Snoop Dog, nor am I speaking of the infamous Lil’ Wayne. These guys have their own unique version of dropping it, which sometimes requires one to back one’s, well, you know “what” up. Here—unlike the said “loc’ed out gangsta, set-trippin bangers”—we’re talking about that which holds you back from [...]
Continue reading...Being a Christian: It Means More Than Going to Church
Friday, February 26, 2010
Guest article written by Demian Farnworth, keynote blogger at FallenandFlawed.com. There are two people in the world: Those who go to church and those who don’t. Let’s talk about those who go to church. We all know a man who never misses a Sunday morning service–not because he wants to be there… But because it’s [...]
Continue reading...Being a Christian: It Means More Than Living “Right”
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Guest article written by Daniel C. Wilson, keynote blogger at DesireSpiritualGrowth.com There is no one so useless as the one who is lukewarm, content, comfortable, and safe behind a buffer of outer holiness. Trying to remedy this by focusing on living “right” can feed this unusable stratagem. When we focus on living “right,” we inevitably [...]
Continue reading...Being A Christian: It Means More Than Owning a Bible
Monday, February 22, 2010
Guest article by Don Dudley, keynote blogger at YouSeeDryBones.com. I own books. Let me explain. I own a history book. I can look in it and learn all about the people who lived in the ancient Sumerian culture. There are early samples of their writings like the epic known as Ishtar’s Descent into the Netherworld. How [...]
Continue reading...Being a Christian: It Means More than “Believing”
Thursday, February 18, 2010
How long before you actually followed Christ did you say that you “believed” in God? I can speak for myself here. It was for all my life. I’ve always “believed” in God. But I didn’t trust in Him. I didn’t love Him. I didn’t worship Him. There have been numerous people with whom I’ve talked [...]
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- matt greene: I'd say that a huge roadblock today in evaluating our beliefs is an extravagant lack of beliefs. Oh, don't get me wrong, I think everyone has beliefs,...
- Jonathan: I agree. Understanding is more important. Let us not forget that we can show off in our understanding as well....
- markku: What is the point, though, with spending time and energy on learning this by heart? You save like one second each time, because you don't neet to look...
- Jonathan: Oh, believe me: she was better about 2 minutes after the incident. She just got scared more than anything. Thanks for watching. I am thinking about d...
- Denita: Howdy! Excellent use of improvised whiteboard, and a good nutshell of basic worldviews. A bit rough around the edges, LOL...hope your daughter's doing...
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