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For centuries we have commended her...but hardly ever imitated her. Why? Maybe because we shouldn’t. What is the reason that someone, who’s been cheated out of everything by the Church, feels compelled to give all that she has to the Church? Something is wrong here. Let’s find out what it could be.
Entrance into the kingdom is not by answering wisely. Entrance into the kingdom is by faith in the Savior, who is ‘the Way.’ If one wants to know God’s word and what it requires, but not be brought to the consciousness of our own sin, then one can be "not far but not in" the Kingdom of God
Again the loving kindness of God is witnessed by Job. God after rebuking Job’s friends tells him to pray for them. Eliphaz, Bildad, and Zophar. What is Job, a priest?
But when believers are convicted by the Holy Spirit of the wrongness of their condition, stuck in partial and temporal inadequacies they will begin to long for a more personal relationship with God, a more direct experience of His presence and power. Enough will not be enough anymore. This is when o
Those who delight in the law of the Lord and meditate on it day and night will be like trees planted along the riverbank, bearing fruit each season. Their leaves will never wither, and they will prosper in all they do.
Christ invites us to exchange our life for His and to pick up our cross and follow Him. Exchanging our worst and our best for all of Him.
The Boy Scouts of America announced on Jan. 30, 2017, that, “Starting today, we will accept and register youth in the Cub and Boy Scout programs based on the…
In my personal life, I cling to my Bible as I used to cling to my chocolate! I keep my eyes open, looking for the Father’s guidance everywhere...
Russell Moore, Ed Copeland, and Sandy Willson on how the church displays the power of the gospel to our communities.
Maybe you have friends who are thinking about visiting with us at Christ Community Church. What should they expect to experience? What can an imperfect people really offer? There’s only one answer: Christ’s perfect love though very imperfect hands. CCC is a community of former enemies reconciled to God and one another through the Gospel... Read this post
The early church was seen as a threat to the social order since it wouldn’t honor all deities; the church today is seen as a threat to the social order since it won’t honor all identities.
This month we changed things up and met on a Wednesday night (instead of our normal Thursday). With the change of day came a change of attendees. We were excited in June to have a new group of women attend! Our theme for the night was “frogs.” We talked about FROG…that is to Fully Rely On God and based our Bible study out of Proverbs 3:5-6…
Fifteen. That’s the number of “failed” church plants we’ve recorded in Louisiana since 2010. 15 out of 138 churches planted. I tracked this number down because it’s one of the regular remarks I hear from people wanting to question or disparage the role of church planting in the ministry of the church. “Don’t most church …
While there are many potential symptoms of a sick church, I have found ten to be consistently common.
We talk about love all the time. We ask if our comments were ‘loving’; if our actions were ‘loving’; if we sought to love someone more than ourselves. But have you taken the time to pause and ask, “What does it mean to actually love someone?” I would like to flesh out a definition of love that will help measure all our actions so we can truly tell if what we are doing and saying is ‘loving’
In What Did You Expect , Paul Tripp defines love as willing self-sacrifice for the betterment of another, without any expectation or reciprocity.
Willing
Love can’t be compelled. If you are being forced to do something, then it can’t be loving. Imagine Jesus going to the cross because God the Father made him do it. Would…
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What do a collection of evangelical Christian pastors and the openly gay Mayor of one of America’s most liberal cities have in common? You might think not much at all. Then again, you might be surprised. At Q in Portland, Kevin Palau sat down with a panel comprised of Imago Dei’s Ken Weigel, Portland Mayor Sam Adams, and Multnomah County Commissioner Diane McKeel to talk about how this question has been answered in their city.
Nathan Lino shares how churches can address pro-life issues with their communties.
What trends must we consider when it comes to the state of the church in America?
The church of today is not great at at giving.
This isn’t exactly news. But it is a statistical fact:
- Tithers make up only 10-25 percent of a normal congregation.
- Only 5 percent of the U.S. tithes, with 80 percent of Americans only giving 2 percent of their income.
- Christians are only
Our Annual Woodward Park Picnic has been an RBC highlight for many, many years! Families came to services on Sunday morning… headed straight to the park where lunch was waiting to be eaten and games to be played. Then two years we added a (children’s) “Family Picnic” up at Shaver Lake on Labor Day. Then word got out how fun THAT picnic was and many others wanted to be a part of that action. Now the Shaver picnic rivals the Woodward one just a few weeks later. So as the staff recovered from two picnics in a month… and
These days in my retirement ministry, most of the churches where I’m invited to preach have these things in common…
–Almost no man wears a necktie or suit.
–On the platform you find all kinds of musical instruments.
–Huge screens are mounted on the front walls, where the words of songs and scripture are projected.
–Many people in the congregation read Scripture from their phones.
–Worship leaders are often wearing jeans and sneakers.
–In the announcements, you hear of mission trips to foreign countries, regardless of the size of the church.
–Fewer and fewer hymns are being sung, and when the old ones are brought out, they’re given new treatments. Mostly, though, what’s being sung in worship was written in the past 10 or 12 years.
–Churches announce on their outside signs “blended”…
Hear expert advice about making space for prayer in a busy lifestyle.
The world’s CEOs often are ambitious, stern, and overworked. The church’s leaders need to be happy, holy, and humble.
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