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Your objections to slavery (and my responses)
Slavery is objectionable. I get that. I don’t want to imply slavery is a perfect, all-inclusive way of describing the Christian’s relationship with God. Sounds small to me. And if you don’t think of yourself as a slave, this might not change your mind – and I’m not necessarily here to do that. What I’d like to [...]
Continue reading...Top 10 reasons to become a slave
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Last week, I shared an introduction to slavery, but I didn’t explain why slavery matters, why Christians should be all over it. That was a mistake – I should have started with this article. In a era where slavery is marginalized, its benefits go unnoticed… forgotten. Who wakes up in the morning thinking, How can I [...]
Continue reading...Can you do for Christianity what Michael Hyatt did for Thomas Nelson?
Friday, February 26, 2010
I hated Thomas Nelson Publishers. [Update: Check Michael's comment response here for why that hate's dwindling even faster now.] Question: What’s more important than the Holy Grail? Answer: The Holy Bible. And Thomas Nelson doesn’t get it. I’m a fan of the New King James Version. I’ve read from the same Bible my whole life: a NKJV, Thomas Nelson [...]
Continue reading...Slavery 101: Fundamentals for slave life
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Once upon a time, everyone understood slavery. You either owned a slave or were one. Sure, some cultures traditionally never had slaves, but for the most part, it's been a normal part of life. Until now. Now slavery's banned. (But secretly - or not so secretly - I'm bringing it back.)
Continue reading...The complete guide to others-oriented fruit of the Spirit
Thursday, February 18, 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...- 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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