Church Planters and their Wives
Church Planters and their Wives. An older post worth revisiting.
Church Planters and their Wives. An older post worth revisiting.
Tuesday is for Preaching For the months of May and June, I had the privilege of preaching for a friend who went on sabbatical from his church in Michigan. The church was Trinity Fellowship Church, and you can access the archives of the messages at their website. The Series of Messages was from Matthew 13 … More The Parables of the Kingdom of God: Key to a Transformed Life
Monday Discussion As we drove back from Michigan together on Sunday, I was reading J.C. Ryle’s A Call to Prayer: An Urgent Plea to enter into Secret Place out loud to my happy-to-be-driving wife. I came across this arresting quote on page 5. “I believe that thousands never utter a word of prayer at all. They eat. … More Behaving Like Creatures without Souls
Weekend Musings Tweets from this past week on Intensely Local Ministry INTENSELY LOCAL ministry is as simple as offering freshly cut asparagus to your neighbor. INTENSELY LOCAL ministry means simply treating the neighborhood like family. INTENSELY LOCAL ministry is doorstep to heart ministry. INTENSELY LOCAL ministry means making the neighborhood your own. INTENSELY LOCAL ministry … More Conquering Neighborhood Dynamics for the Glory of Christ
Cultural debates like healthcare, Libya, Afghanistan, Global Warming and Abortion reveal more about our worldviews than they do about almost anything else. But they also reveal much about the state of our souls. Here’s why? Measuring Our Passion for the Lost.
Who Needs Prayer? Everyone Who Needs Boldness.
The following links are some of the more interesting and provocative links I read this week. As always, the presence of a link here is not necessarily an endorsement of its contents. Engaging the Culture Are Southern Baptists Homophobic? (Some of them are) Washington: Take a Lesson from Canada and Puerto Rico (John Stossel) How … More Weekend Links for 6-25-11
Required: Serving the Peace (The Shalom) of the City.
Making Disciples with Asparagus.
Thursday is for Discipleship Revised post from the Spring of 2011. [As you plant your garden, think of what you can grow for your neighbors. How can you use your green thumb to bless your neighbors? How will you offer them tomatoes, or carrots, or beets, or peppers, or squash? Can you swap recipes in … More Making Disciples with Asparagus