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Write Your Wrongs & Move On In Peace (A Message Of The Christmas Season)
We are about to enter the Christmas season; known by retailers (and shoppers) as the make or break Christmas shopping season that begins on Black Friday, the day after Thanksgiving. So what’s the real reason for the season? God’s love … Continue reading
Posted in Berry Street, Berry Street Worship Center, Christ, Christ followers, Christ-centered, Christian, Christian values, Christmas carols, Christmas gifts, Christmas traditions, confession, confession of sin, conscience, conviction, conviction of sin, creativity, deliverance, followers of Christ, forgiveness, freedom, guilt, hdden sin, holiday, holidays, inner peace, insight, inspiration, integrity, Jesus, Jesus Christ, lifestyles, live to please God, makes change, moral failures, moral principles, moral restraints, morality, morals, Nashville, naughty, opportunity, peace, peacemaking, prayer, presence of Christ, purpose, religion, religious ceremonies, repent, repentance, revelation, right and wrong, right conduct, salvation, Salvation Army church, Salvation Army Corps, sin, spiritual combat, spiritual disciplines, spiritual formation, spiritual warfare, surrender to God, Unconditional, unforgiveness, values
Tagged Black Friday, Christianity, Christmas, Christmas season, Christmas shopping season, Holiday shopping season, reason for the season, thanksgiving, The Salvation Army
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Unconditional Will Wow You!
Unconditional, a new movie staring Lynn Collins and Michael Ealy, is based on events in the life of Joe Bradford, affectionately known as Papa Joe by the people whose lives he has changed in the projects of Nashville, Tennessee. It is a … Continue reading
Posted in history, lifestyles, The Salvation Army, race, prayer, music, racism, kingdom of God, life, positive thinking, recovery, Berry Street Worship Center, salvation, Christianity, revelation, spiritual, multi-racial, Berry Street, Music City, East Nashville, motivation, guidance, guilt, courage, spiritual growth, guts and glory, gratitude, spiritual warfare, miracles, normal Christianity, godly sorrow, spiritual combat, idealism, ideal, repentance, missional, conviction of sin, suicide, heart-felt love, human life, love, confession, equality, spiritual awakening, obedience, faith-based, non-church, misery, healing, Christian values, motivational speaker, lifestyle Christianity, training, Judeo-Christian, die to self, ministry, media, Lynn Collins, Michael Ealy, Nashville projects, movie, inner city, urban, middle class, poor, poverty, blacks, whites, African Americans
Tagged inner city, Joe Bradford, movie review, movies, Nashville, Papa Joe, unconditional
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The “Forgive Yourself” Myth
“Love yourself–accept yourself–forgive yourself–and be good to yourself.” –a quote from popular American speaker and writer, Leo Buscaglia. However, Jesus said: “Deny yourself.” Here’s why the popular idea of “forgiving yourself” is a myth: * You are not the judge. … Continue reading
Posted in accept yourself, Against You only have I sinned, American, belief, Bible, boundaries, brokenhearted, brokenness, change, Christ, Christ followers, Christ-centered, Christian, comfort, compassion, condemnation, confession, conscience, conversion, conviction of sin, corrupt culture, courtroom, deception, denial, deny yourself, devotion, disciple making, evil, false assurance, gift of God, God, God calling, God-shaped vacuum, godly sorrow, harmful habit, harmful thinking, hearing God, hearing Jesus, How do you plead?, Jesus, Jesus Christ, judge, judgment, justice, Les Brown, lifestyle Christianity, lifestyles, love yourself, moral principles, morality, morals, motivational speaker, myths, natural laws, pull of evil, Quotations, quote, Quotes, recovery, repent, repentance, right and wrong, right conduct, right living, self-esteem, self-focus, self-forgiveness, self-image, self-will, shame, sin, spiritual formation, surrender, surrender to God, wages of sin
Tagged Christianity, forgive yourself, forgiveness, guilt, Leo Buscaglia, myth, positive thinking, self-help
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Lifestyle (Real World) Christianity
Lifestyle Christianity is faithful faith — faith that lives faithfully according to its values and beliefs. Its focus is to actually follow and obey the commands of Christ rather than to merely swallow a prepackaged belief system about Him. Lifestyle … Continue reading
Posted in belief, belief system, Berry Street, Berry Street Worship Center, challenges, change, Christ, Christ-centered, Christian community, Christian history, Christian organizations, Christian values, church, church history, church programs, church roles, church structure, commands, community, confession, creeds, deeds, disciples, discipling, faith, faith-based, faithfulness, forgiveness, gifts of the Spirit, guilt, inward change, life, lifestyle Christianity, lifestyles, Music City, Nashville, obedience, one anothers, organic church, peace, presence of God, real world, recovery, religious ceremonies, self-denial, simple church, Spirit-led, spiritual, spiritual disciplines, spiritual growth, supernatural, support group, team, values, witness
Tagged alternative lifestyle, Christianity, one anothers, religion, The Salvation Army
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Do You Know God?
Do you know God? Not religion or church or the Bible or prayer or worship or doctrine or Footprints In The Sand; but is the Creator, Himself, real and alive in your heart? Are you captivated by God’s majesty and … Continue reading
Posted in alternative lifestyle, beauty, belief, Bible, burning heart, Catholic mystics, Christian, Christianity, church, clear conscience, confession, contemplation, conversion, conviction of sin, Creator, dancing with God, devotion, evidence for God, faith, faith-based, gift of God, God, God-shaped vacuum, good question, good sermon, guidance, hearing God, hearing Jesus, inner rivers, insight, inward change, life, lifestyles, majesty, mystery, mysticism, Oh my God, peace, presence of Christ, presence of God, religion, religious ceremonies, repent, revelation, self-denial, sermon, sermons, sin, spiritual, spiritual formation, spiritual growth, still small voice, The Voice, words on fire
Tagged Bible, church, Creator, Do you know God?, Footprints In The Sand, prayer, religion, worship
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Did I See A Miracle Last Night? You Decide.
Last night I was in a home group of 9 adults (who I don’t know very well) who met to share, sing, support one another, and pray as led by the Spirit. As someone was praying an image came into … Continue reading
Posted in awe, Bible, Biblical concept, Christ-centered, Christian, Christian community, Christianity, church, church structure, community, confession, congregational, disciple making, ekklesia, forgiveness, freedom, guidance, hearing God, hearing Jesus, Holy Spirit, house church, I Corinthians 14:26, improv, Jesus, Jesus Christ, Jesus Movement, kingdom of God, life, miracles, movement, non-church movement, non-material reality, non-traditional church, normal Christianity, organic church, participatory church, prayer, presence of Christ, presence of God, priesthood of the believer, prophesy, relational church, religion, repent, repentance, revelation, revival, show and tell, simple church, sin, Spirit-led, spiritual, spiritual formation, supernatural, support group, surrender to God, the cross, the way we do church, vision, voice of God, wages of sin, What is church?, When you come together
Tagged confetti, cross of Christ, forgiven, handwriting of ordinances, home group, house church, miracle, Scripture, the odds against
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Are You Living With Bloodsucking Leeches?
A man saw a guy with leeches on his neck and said to him: “Hey, you’ve got leeches on your neck and need to get them off.” The guy with the bloodsucking leeches snapped back: “Who are you to criticize … Continue reading
Posted in alternative lifestyle, attitude, change, change management, Charles Spurgeon, clear conscience, compassion, complacency, compromise, confession, conscience, conversion, conviction of sin, corrupt culture, criticism, deliverance, guilt, habit, harmful habit, judgments, lifestyles, love, morality, morals, Quotations, quote, Quotes, recovery, repent, repentance, temptation, thinking, thoughts, Uncategorized, unhappiness, wages of sin, wake-up call, What would Jesus do?
Tagged attitudes, behaviors, bloodsucking, harmful habits, judging people, leeches, sins, sucking the life out
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Why does a society that prides itself on tolerance and the accepting of diversity into the mainstream; marginalize the praying community?
Why does a society that prides itself on tolerance and the accepting of diversity into the mainstream; marginalize the praying community?