Here is a list for your weekend reading. From evaluating worship to more on Christmas. I hope you enjoy them and learn something to boot. Chuck Lawless - How to Evaluate Your Church's Worship Service Joe Butler - Truth Divides Ben Irwin - Five Bible Verses You Need to Stop Misusing Amber Tatum - The … Continue reading Five for Friday
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Another mix of blogs I read. Instant Gratification is a real problem in our society UGA fan Neal Pollard uses the firing of Mark Richt to discuss how this problem affects Christians. Dale Jenkins uses his experiences in ministry to help church leaders Revitalize congregations where they serve. Adam Faughn hits from 3 point range … Continue reading Five for Friday
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Time to share some things I read this week that I think you might benefit from or simply enjoy reading. Fox News reports on Parenting and THE TALK. Are you or someone you know dealing with GRIEF? John Pavlovitz has something to say. Michael Nichols shares lesson he learned from an 85 Year Old Friend. … Continue reading Five for Friday
Five for Friday
I know you have plans for the weekend as you are wrapping up your work week. Don't turn off your brain - keep reading and keep growing. Here are five articles I found interesting this week. We turn to Josh Ketchum who writes about Our Children and What the World Will Not Teach. Jim Faugh … Continue reading Five for Friday
Five for Friday
Good morning, Friday readers. Here are five things I read this week that I thought you would like to read as well. Donnie Bates at A Ready Answer helps us understand Biblical Confession Joe Butler at Faith and Footsteps leads us to Pursue Spiritual Growth. Jonathan Aigner Ponders Anew wondering if the "Worship Industry is … Continue reading Five for Friday
Five For Friday
Here are some blogs I found worthy sharing this week. There were others, but these are the five I thought you would benefit from. Neal Pollard shares an original poem about Our Heart. How do you deal with Criticism as a Church Leader? Thom Rainer gives some advice. Safety at Church is a growing concern. … Continue reading Five For Friday
Five For Friday
Josh Ketchum teaches us the implications of our being Made in the Image of God. John M. Njoroge describe what he calls New Atheism. Jacob Hawk shares some great thoughts on why God does not have Grandchildren. Megan Wallgren lists 12 Ways to be the Meanest Mother and as a bonus a list of 13 Ways … Continue reading Five For Friday
Five for Friday
Here are some articles I found interesting this week. There were plenty more, but these are my favorite five. This is Autism Awareness Month and this girl is amazing. Young people leave the Church, yet in the statistics Focus Press finds some good news. Neal Pollard reminds us to Take Time to be Holy. Dr. … Continue reading Five for Friday
Ten Reasons to Read the Bible
Ten Reasons to Read the Bible 10. Great literature in differing literary genres. 9. Narratives of people like you. 8. See how others dealt with life. 7. The Bible knows drama and suspense (Esther comes to mind). 6. Battles and warfare. 5. Lessons to help you be a better spouse and parent. 4. Valuable examples … Continue reading Ten Reasons to Read the Bible
Servant or Slave
I am currently reading: Slave: The Hidden Truth about Your Identity in Christ by John MacArthur. When I complete the book, I plan to review the work. In the mean time, here is a screen shot with a snippet worthy of your comments: Read and reread the highlighted section. What are you impressions? - Scott
Driving Thought 