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Category Archives: Christian history
The Pope & The General
Quotations from Pope Francis of the Catholic Church and General Linda Bond of The Salvation Army: First General Bond: “A Spirit-filled Army tells the gospel story faithfully and trustingly, believing that there is power in the name of Jesus, power … Continue reading
Posted in Christian, Christian history, church, church leader, church leadership, clergy, commitment, communion, faith, faith in God, faith-based, faithfulness, God, godliness, Holy Father, Holy see, Holy Spirit, human leadership, humility, Jesus, Jesus Christ, quote, Quotes, religion, religious information, religious talks, religious tradition, Roman Catholic, Salvation Army church, viewpoint, views, witness, word of wisdom, words
Tagged Christianity, Linda Bond, Pope Francis, quotations, The Salvation Army
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3 Bold & Radical Martin Luther King Quotations
3 bold, radical, and ignored quotes from Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.: “God has a way of standing before the nations with judgment, and it seems that I can hear God saying to America, ‘You’re too arrogant! And if you … Continue reading
Posted in America, arrogance, Be still and know that I am God, bold, change, change agent, Christ, Christ followers, Christian, Christian community, Christian history, church history, colony of heaven, commitment, contemporary church, disturbers of the peace, drunk, early church, gladiators, God calling, God-intoxicated, hearing God, hearing Jesus, ignored, infanticide, Jesus, Jesus Christ, judgment, MLK, mores, obey God rather than men, outside agitators, persecution, popular opinion, power, powerful, quote, Quotes, radical, radical obedience, Spirit-filled, Spirit-led, spiritual, spirituality, thermometer, thermostat, voice of God
Tagged Christianity, church, early christians, God, Martin Luther King Jr., quotations, religion
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The Movement
When people in America talk about “The Movement,” they usually mean the Civil Rights Movement, led by Martin Luther King, Jr. This movement changed America for the better by breaking the terrible hold that 200+ years of blatant, legalized racism … Continue reading
Posted in Christ followers, Christian, Christian history, Christian values, church, church history, Matthew 16, move of God, movement, Peter, Roman Empire, Spirit-filled, Spirit-led, spiritual movement, Uncategorized
Tagged Christian movement, Christianity, church, Civil Rights Movement, Jesus Christ, Martin Luther King Jr., religion
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Radical Quotations About Church (Can You Handle Them?)
Can you handle these radical quotations about church? “A Christian gathering controlled by one person cannot be controlled by the Holy Spirit.” –Eddie L. Hyatt “Our great duty is diligently to wait on the motions of His Spirit in our … Continue reading
Posted in ambulance corps, Christian, Christian community, Christian history, church history, church meetings, church program, church programs, church roles, church services, church structure, evangelism, George Fox, non-church, pillar of fire, Quakers, quote, Quotes, religion, religious ceremonies, religious innovation, religious relic, religious tradition, William Booth
Tagged Christianity, church, quotations, radical
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Fly The Flag! Rally ‘Round The Flag! (Like In Les Misérables)
In Les Misérables (the new movie, the Broadway play, and the book) people boldly and courageously wave and carry a revolutionary flag. Perhaps it’s time to boldly carry and wave an even more revolutionary flag — a Christian flag. Why are … Continue reading
Posted in armor, books, Broadway play, Christ followers, Christian, Christian history, Christian values, Christianity, church, church buildings, flag, flag pole, homes, Jesus, Jesus Christ, knights, Minnesota Historical Society, movie, New Testament, prayer walking, revolutionary flag, soldiers, special flags, spiritual battle, spiritual combat, spiritual walk, spiritual warfare, the colors, The Salvation Flag, universal Christian flag
Tagged battle flags, Christian flag, Fly the flag, history of flags, Les Miserables, national flags, Rally 'round the flag, religion, religious flags
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Christmas Eve Eve — The Night Before The Day Before The Fiscal Cliff
“‘Twas the night before Christmas . . .” — those are famous words, but what about the night before the day before Christmas? Christmas Eve eve is seldom mentioned or thought about. It’s just another holiday shopping day. However, on … Continue reading
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Tagged Bethlehem, birth of Christ, Christmas, Christmas Eve eve, fiscal cliff, Mary and Joseph, taxes, the holy family
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Was Jeremiah A Holy Shock Jock?
A shock jock can be defined as: A radio personality who uses provocative or inflammatory words to make offensive and/or controversial comments in order to get people’s attention and build ratings for his program. A modern example of a shock jock … Continue reading
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Tagged Bible, Howard Stern, Jeremiah, religion, shock jock, sin
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How To Bring Back The Glory Days Of The Salvation Army
5 Keys To Bringing Back The Glory Days Of The Salvation Army 1) Get back to the streets. (Prayer walking with the Blood & Fire flag is a great, non-threatening way to do that.) 2) Get back to bold, public … Continue reading
Posted in Blood and Fire, blood of Jesus, Christ followers, Christ-centered, Christian, Christian community, Christian flag, Christian history, Christian organizations, Christian values, church history, church meetings, church program, church programs, church roles, church structure, glory, glory days, Holy Spirit, joy, lifestyle Christianity, lifestyles, move of God, movement, Music City, Nashville, Nashville projects, open airs, open church, openairs, order of worship, organic church, organization, outreach ministry, outside the box, participatory church, people of God, prayer, prayer walking, prayer without ceasing, preaching, Protestant, recovery, relevation, religion, religious ceremonies, repent, repentance, revelation, revival, revolution, salvation, Salvation Army church, Salvation Army Corps, Salvationists, simple church, Spirit-led, spiritual, spiritual awakening, spiritual combat, spiritual formation, spiritual growth, spiritual walk, spiritual warfare, The Salvation Army, The Salvation Flag
Tagged blogging, Christianity, holiness, Nashville, prayer, revival, social media, The Salvation Army
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