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    Saturday, January 3rd, 2009

    A meditation on the Gospel of John (Pt.5)

    This continues a meditation on the Gospel of John; part five and the final installment of a multi-part series. If you’d like to catch the entire series, click here. A full manuscript in .pdf format will be available at the end of the meditation series.
    Part Five:
    The PRAYER of JESUS -John Chapter 17
    I think this chapter from [...]

    Friday, January 2nd, 2009

    A meditation on the Gospel of John (Pt.4)

    This continues a meditation on the Gospel of John; part four of a multi-part series. If you’d like to catch the entire series, click here. A full manuscript in .pdf format will be available at the end of the meditation series.

    “The world’s sin is that it refuse to believe in me” (Jesus) -John 16:9
    *Jesus intends that [...]

    Thursday, January 1st, 2009

    A meditation on the Gospel of John (Pt.3)

    This continues a meditation on the Gospel of John; part three of a multi-part series. If you’d like to catch the entire series, click here. A full manuscript in .pdf format will be available at the end of the meditation series.
     
    This incredible revelation of Himself with the promise of His “indwelling person” to His disciples [...]

    Wednesday, December 31st, 2008

    A meditation on the Gospel of John (Pt.2)

    This continues a meditation on the Gospel of John; part two of a multi-part series. If you’d like to catch the entire series, click here. A full manuscript in .pdf format will be available at the end of the meditation series.
     
    Part 2 of a Meditation in John:
    Jesus: “I AM” = I am GOD
    Chapter Eight of [...]

    Tuesday, December 30th, 2008

    A meditation on the Gospel of John (Pt.1)

    I mentioned that in my last post, Sermon: Every Knee Shall Bow, that I had been really getting stoked by God’s Spirit as I was searching, studying, and meditating on the Gospel of John and Paul’s letter to the Romans. I shared a couple weeks ago the thoughts that had come from Romans about how [...]

    Saturday, December 20th, 2008

    Powerful Testimonies

    I must be slow…
    I’m usually not too far behind with what’s happening in the webworld, but I missed this site (http://iamsecond.com). If you haven’t checked it out yet, you should. There are some very powerful testimonies recorded there. Check out this one from Brian “Head” Welch formerly of the rock group Korn.
     
    If you enjoyed this [...]

    Friday, December 19th, 2008

    More “believe with your heart”

    I’m resurrecting a post from a few months ago because I think the message is congruent with what has been on my own heart the past couple of weeks. I’ve been thinking, meditating, reading, and posting what it means to “believe with your heart.” In keeping with that teaching, I want to remind my readers [...]

    Thursday, December 18th, 2008

    Believe with your heart?

    I want to continue to explore the thought of what it means to “believe with your heart“ and in this post will refer you to an awesome and incredible teaching series from the people of LifeChurch.tv (lead pastor Craig Groeschel). This teaching series is titled practical atheist; click on the image below if you’re not [...]

    Wednesday, December 17th, 2008

    Road Rules from Romans [Pt 3]

    I’ve been attending other reading and other studies, but have been drawn back to my “Romans Road Rules” thoughts and wanted to pick back up again with that exploration.  I’m picking up with chapter 10 of Paul’s letter to the Roman believers and following through chapter 13.
    The passage that grabbed my attention on this reading [...]

    Thursday, December 11th, 2008

    A Christ-mas Season

    A couple of years ago, disturbed by the trend of “political correctness” and how its pervasiveness had crept into the celebration of Christmas, I sat down and wrote a poem. I received a poem today that reminded me of the one I had written and thought I’d blow the dust off it and post it [...]

    Monday, December 1st, 2008

    Going Deep

    I’m getting messed up…in a good way; I think.
    So, I got this book a week or so ago for a review project. The book, Soul Revolution, by John Burke is about becoming fully awake to the practice and presence of God. Burke facilitates this journey of discovery through an experiment called the 60-60 challenge (more [...]

    Monday, November 17th, 2008

    The Wild Goose Chase [Another Review]

    A couple months (or more) ago I posted my review on Mark Batterson’s The Wild Goose Chase. Since that time I have passed copies on to my church leadership team, youth leaders, and most recently my youngest son, Joshua. Upon completion of the book, Josh talked to me at length about some of the things [...]

    Thursday, November 13th, 2008

    Sticks Conference [Day 2] continued…

    As promised in my last post, here is the continuation of my summary from the second day of talks. In this post I include Shannon O’Dell from Brand New Church in Arkansas and Dwight Mason of New Pointe Community Church in Ohio. Here we go…
    Shannon O’Dell (Brand New Church) Day 2|Session 2
    “Rural America is a [...]

    Thursday, November 13th, 2008

    Sticks Conference [Day 2]

    Man it’s getting late and I am whipped…just getting home from the “Sticks” out in Loudonville, Ohio. I’m really tired, but wanted to at least get a little of my notes posted from today’s sessions. We started out with Tim Stevens (leadingsmart.com) from Granger Community Church and author of Pop Goes the Church sharing some of [...]

    Tuesday, November 11th, 2008

    Sticks Conference [Day 1]

    Whew! I’m back at the Holiday Inn Express in Ashland, Ohio…the end of the first day of the Sticks Conference. All in all it was a great day. I think the folks at New Hope Community Church have done a fine job and are proving to be incredibly gracious hosts. Kudos out to the volunteers [...]

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