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Touching Godliness Through Submission – “Free” book
This isn’t a book review or case study, though I should probably do both for Touching Godliness Through Submission and its author, K.P. Yohannan. For now, though, I thought I’d point you to a wonderful resource. The book is only $10. Not bad. Plus, you’re supporting an amazing organization. But if you’re interested, I’d suggest checking out [...]
Continue reading...The complete guide to others-oriented fruit of the Spirit
18 February 2010
The Others-oriented fruit of the Spirit series is the longest series I’ve published here so far. It’s taken us from love to self-control, meeting all the funness like longsuffering along the way. In general, the series was about shifting from receiving the Spirit only for ourselves to promoting the Spirit and its fruit in others. [...]
Continue reading...How I learned to play drums to serve the church
15 February 2010
“Hey, Marshall – how would you feel about learning to play drums?” It was the end of 2002 when my dad asked me. “Um, why?” I wondered. “Well, we need a drummer. I’d like to start playing out more, and you can use that kit up at the chapel.” Our worship band had just lost it’s drummer. I [...]
Continue reading...How to cultivate someone’s gentleness
10 February 2010
This is the ninth post in the Others-oriented fruit of the Spirit series. The topic is gentleness. Get future posts delivered to you for free by grabbing the RSS feed or email updates. There’s always that guy – that girl – who doesn’t get it. They completely blow off the feelings of others. Sometimes, their motives [...]
Continue reading...Unleashing the newsletter… again (PLUS: 7 ways to serve your world)
9 February 2010
I’m stoked about this. If you’d like to save yourself some time, you can go ahead and sign up for the newsletter to the right. (If you’re in RSS or email, click through.) You’ll get the “7 Ways to serve your world” bonus even if you don’t read this article. At the beginning of [...]
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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