Pet Peeve with Christians

Monday is for Discussion In those rare instances when Christians do actually share their faith, it is only with people who they have already deemed “safe.” Christians in this generation are wimps. But that’s just my opinion. What do you think? and what are some solutions?

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Here’s the Link to Crossbook Publishers Little Puff Piece on My Book

They called for an interview and this is what they put out. Pray for a wide distribution. http://www.crossbooks.com/Resources/Newsletter/Fall2012/MartySchoenleberJr.aspx May the Lord of glory be pleased to use it for his kingdom. Tell a friend to pick up the Kindle or Nook version and start a conversation over the content.

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Out of Disaster and Loss, Hope and Transformation in Japan

Friday is for Heart Songs This is one of the areas I visited in the Tsunami zone. the extent of the devastation is hard to comprehend. The video below is shot by a young boy whose overwhelmed mother can be heard crying out throughout parts of the video. The long horizontal white building on the … More Out of Disaster and Loss, Hope and Transformation in Japan

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The Good that Comes From a Spirit Directed Meeting in a Pub

Thursday is for Discipleshp Another offering from Kairos Journal. It’s the story of some ordinary men with some God-sized dreams of changing the world through biblical preaching and pastoral care. They didn’t use gimmicks. They didn’t pander to the culture. They didn’t seek the lowest common denominator to begin a dialog. They loved non Christians, preached the … More The Good that Comes From a Spirit Directed Meeting in a Pub

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A Communist Analyzes the Early Church’s Effectiveness

Wednesday is for Prayer Evangelism: Early Church Methods Now the multitude of those who believed were of one heart and one soul; neither did anyone say that any of the things he possessed was his own, but they had all things in common. And with great power the apostles gave witness to the resurrection of … More A Communist Analyzes the Early Church’s Effectiveness

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