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Planning your testimony: Seven steps for proactive preparation
This post is part of the Testimony Revolution series. Get future posts delivered to you for free by grabbing the RSS feed or email updates. Wonderful, now you’re going to tell your friend about your life WITH Christ. But you have a problem… B-o-r-i-n-g. “Since accepting Christ into my heart last year, I’ve started going to church, and [...]
Continue reading...Your testimony revolution: Shifting your story to change lives
20 January 2009
This post is part of the Testimony Revolution series. Get future posts delivered to you for free by grabbing the RSS feed or email updates. If a friend asked you to share your testimony right now, how would you begin? “I grew up in a Christian home but drifted in my teens…” (The Prodigal Child version) “As a [...]
Continue reading...What I learned about light while cleaning the restroom
14 January 2009
A few days ago, I cleaned my restroom. I’ll admit – this is extremely low on my list of activities to accomplish. Nonetheless, there I was, scrubbing, dusting, and otherwise making myself look productive when I noticed scum around the light bulbs that frame the mirror. And this is what I learned: - The light hurt [...]
Continue reading...Seven random/weird facts about Marshall (and others)
9 January 2009
Shane from Caffeinated Thoughts tagged me for a meme a few days ago. I should first say thank you, Shane. I appreciate it. I struggled with this though. I don’t want the archives to get clouded with memes. I’ve seen that happen. While they’re great for link building and connecting with other bloggers, memes can [...]
Continue reading...The Isaac perspective on human sacrifice (with four timeless principles for dying to self)
8 January 2009
“Quick! Think of three taboo conversation topics…” I came up with politics, religion, and sex. Human sacrifice is another. Human sacrifice, though, lacks the stereotype. No one thinks of it – not even Christians. Yet sacrifice, particularly human sacrifice, is how we let Jesus free us. Sacrifice is the key element in much of the Old Testament. Why? Because [...]
Continue reading...- Rights vs. privileges
- Your objections to slavery (and my responses)
- Humongousize your thankfulness in 1,000 tiny steps
- How I wrote a recommendation letter – what would you add?
- Touching Godliness Through Submission – “Free” book
- Try this to get clear on salvation
- Top 10 reasons to become a slave
- The science of serving others
- 4 practices to serve and interact when you’re physically alone
- Can you do for Christianity what Michael Hyatt did for Thomas Nelson?
- 8 easy card games to rock any party... er, fellowship
- Smooth broadcast: How (and why) to promote pointless talking
- How to start somone's love
- Can you do for Christianity what Michael Hyatt did for Thomas Nelson?
- How do I connect in a small group, Bible study?
- How to help someone overcome temptation
- How to increase someone's longsuffering (patience)
- How to magnify someone's kindness
- 70 Scripts to encourage others
- 4 practices to serve and interact when you're physically alone
- bondChristian: Yes, there's probably a difference, but either way, it's important to keep the big picture in focus and not become "entitled" to anything, politically...
- Bernard Shuford: To me, intrinsic carries the connotation of demanding a certain price even if no one wants to buy it. In other words, free market prices and the laws...
- bondChristian: Mercy and grace... pretty much covers everything. Magnificent! -Marshall Jones Jr....
- bondChristian: Excellent verse, Jason. That's the foundation for all of this. Thanks for adding. -Marshall Jones Jr....
- bondChristian: I like the distinction you made there: "Many people today think that political rights are privileges and social privileges are rights." That's f...
- Bernard Shuford: We have rights because the constitution of our government assigns them to us. I don't think we can wrap "rights" up into a single controlling "ye...
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27 January 2009
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