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How do I connect in a small group, Bible study?
Small group, Bible studies, especially the heavily interactive type, can make some people feel uneasy. Small groups can straight up scare some people. Are you one of these people? Would you rather attend a larger gathering than participate in a small study? Would you like to better connect in small groups? The questions come up: “How [...]
Continue reading...How your serving can solve 3 problems with small group studies
25 January 2010
The other day, I read a post by Jason Wert at Spin The Axis about why he’s not a big fan of small groups. I knew I needed to write about small group studies after reading his thoughts. First off, I’d like to say I’m not disagreeing with Jason. The issues he raises are legitimate concerns. [...]
Continue reading...The deadly, #1 difference between you and your pastor in church
21 January 2010
Question: What’s the #1 difference between you and your pastor? Your pastor spends part of his weekend attending Sunday morning services. He prays. He reads. He jots notes. You spend part of your weekend attending Sunday morning services too. You pray. You read. Perhaps you take notes too. Consider it this way: why do you fellowship – why [...]
Continue reading...What I mean by “church”
15 January 2010
This post is part of a series explaining the categories on this site. Get future posts delivered to you for free by grabbing the RSS feed or email updates. Time to clarify. What is church? What do I mean when I say church? What do you mean? Talking about the church without knowing what “church” means is [...]
Continue reading...How to increase someone’s longsuffering (patience)
13 January 2010
This is the fifth post in the Others-oriented fruit of the Spirit series. The topic is longsuffering. Get future posts delivered to you for free by grabbing the RSS feed or email updates. Yesterday, I started jogging again, the first time since the blizzard of “oh-ten” took my barefooting away. I started well. By the end, [...]
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- 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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26 January 2010
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