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Facebook Worship

By on January 14, 2009 in sam reflects

I’ve been getting into conversations with several parents in the past week about facebook. Here are some good reminders from my friends at the Gospel and Culture Project – I copied some of the bullet points, but the whole article is worth reading: First, here are nine ways not to use Facebook : 1. Don’t [...]

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Forgiveness

By on November 3, 2008 in ministry, sam reflects

hit: Peter Enns I’ve been thinking about forgiveness when I read a post from my former professor. – (a guy who probably has reasons for grudges) We are commanded by Jesus to forgive others, even those…especially those…who have wronged us. He commands us to do so, because, when we forgive, especially those who have wronged [...]

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Peter Enns on Disagreement

By on October 20, 2008 in sam reflects

Hit: a time to tear down | A Time to Build Up Disagreement is what happens in scholarship. If disagreement were a barometer of truth, only those in power would ever be deemed correct. This criterion lends itself to selective application, which I find rooted in the cult of the personality. To appeal to well-known [...]

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The Reason for God – Library Book Plug

The Reason for God – Library Book Plug

By on September 26, 2008 in ministry, things we read

THE REASON FOR GOD Belief in and Age of Skepticism, by Timothy Keller. (Dutton, $24.95, $14 WTS.) I n a world that declares the glory of God, each of your unsaved friends, relatives, coworkers, neighbors and acquaintances have reasons for rejecting Jesus. Timothy Keller, a NYC church planter addresses many of these reasons for rejecting [...]

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