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Category Archives: courage
Are You A Sold-Out Copycat?
Copycating contemporary culture — shouldn’t we take a higher view than monkey see, monkey do? Rather than taking rides on society’s hot and trendy tides, shouldn’t Christ’s followers be on His side and go against the tide? According to Jesus, … Continue reading
Posted in Quotations, American, television, feelings, profanity, values, conscience, dishonesty, courage, quote, right and wrong, American church, godly sorrow, Christian, temptation, Christ-centered, society, current condition, post-Christianity, current events, politics and religion, contemporary, real world, persuasion of media, pride, cultural taboos, right living, righteousness, darkness, self-destruction, followers, followers of Christ, Christ followers, philosophy, personal pleasure, self-focus, Do not conform, disrespect, selfish desires, controversy, contemporary society, promiscuity, controversial, culture, hypocrisy, spiritual transformation, monkey see monkey do, Do not be conformed to this world, renewing your mind, against the tide, countercultural, sold out, compromised
Tagged Bible, challenge, Christianity, copycat, culture, quotes, religion
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“I’ll Fight” — How To Be A Spiritual Soldier
A famous quotation by William Booth, founder of The Salvation Army, boldly repeats the words “I’ll fight!” His wife, Catherine Booth, preached Aggressive Christianity. They challenged their followers to be spiritual soldiers, not passive spectators. But how do you fight … Continue reading
Posted in alternative lifestyle, army, be transformed by the renewing of your mind, Berry Street, Berry Street Worship Center, Bible, Bible reading, Bible type revival, blog, blog readers, Blood and Fire, blood of Jesus, burning heart, choice, Christian, Christian values, Christianity, church, combat, courage, creativity, darkness, demons, denial, devils, ekklesia, faith-based, fight the good fight of faith, flag, guidance, guide, Holy Spirit, I'll fight!, inner coach, inner peace, kingdom of God, lifestyle Christianity, lifestyles, makes change, meaning, media, media circus, military, moral failures, moral restraints, morality, move of God, movement, Music City, Nashville, New Testament, normal Christianity, obedience, organic church, out of the closet, soldiers, spectators, spirit, Spirit-led, spiritual, spiritual awakening, spiritual combat, spiritual disciplines, spiritual growth, spiritual skills, temptation, testimonies, testimony, the offensive, The Salvation Army, The Salvation Flag, thoughts, tradition, training, training camp, trials, truth, values, worship
Tagged Aggressive Christianity, Catherine booth, quotations, religion, revival, spiritual formation, spiritual warfare, William Booth
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I Saw Lincoln (You Should Too!)
I saw Abraham Lincoln, not in person, of course, but in the new movie, Lincoln, directed by Steven Spielberg and staring Daniel Day-Lewis as Lincoln. I was expecting a drama about the life of Lincoln, but this was not that. … Continue reading
Posted in abolitionism, abolitionists, African Americans, American, American media, Americans, antii-slavery, black is beautiful, Black Like Me, blacks, books, clear conscience, combat, congress, corrupt culture, courage, Democrat, disapproval, equal rights, government, House of Representatives, human nature, human rights, inspiration, institution, integrity, judgment, judgments, justice, liberty and justice for all, lifestyles, majority, Mary Todd Lincoln, missional, moral failures, moral principles, morality, morals, movie, natural laws, negro spirituals, race, racism, racists, Republicans, sacrifice, Senate, Senator Charles Sumner, social justice, society, soldiers, spiritual combat, spiritual warfare, subhuman, Thaddeus Stevens, Uncategorized, US president, USA, values, war
Tagged 13th Constitutional Amendment, Abraham Lincoln, American abolitionist movement, American history, black history, Daniel Day-Lewis, Lincoln movie, politics, slavery, Steven Spielberg
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“Bond — James Bond” vs. “Bond — Lifetime Bond”
1) “Bond — James Bond” In the first James Bond movie, Dr. No, Sean Connery identifies himself by saying: “Bond (long pause) James Bond!” For 50 years, from that first Bond movie to Sky Fall, the 23rd one, the Bond … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, alternative lifestyle, attitude, blessings, Bond -- James Bond, brainwashed, brainwashing, casual sex, corrupt culture, courage, criticism, deception, deny yourself, dishonesty, disrespect, General Linda Bond, google, intimacy, lifestyles, literature, materialism, mature language, meaning, meaninglessness, media, moral failures, moral principles, moral restraints, morality, morals, movie, movies, music, pride, procreation, rejection, seduction, self-denial, self-destruction, self-focus, self-will, selfish desires, sex in marriage, sex objects, sexual addiction, sexual fulfillment, sexual problems, sexual purity, sexually confused, sexually transmitted diseases, shame, sperm, temptation, tension, trust, truth, unhappiness, values, women
Tagged Dr. No, James Bond, marriage, Sean Connery, sex, Skyfall, The Salvation Army
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Can What You Know Prevent You From Learning?
Millions of Europeans knew that the world was flat. They had no desire to sail off of the edge of the world. So ships sailed close to shore and no one learned that there was a new world across the … Continue reading
Posted in Atlantic Ocean, Berry Street, Berry Street Worship Center, Christian, Christian community, Christian organizations, Christian values, Christopher Columbus, church, church meetings, church program, church programs, church roles, church structure, Claude Bernard, Columbus, courage, creativity, decision-making, denominations, do church, Europeans, Ferdinand and Isabella, followers of Christ, guidance, history, inspiration, religious ceremonies, Salvation Army church, Salvation Army Corps, Salvationists, Spain, the Americas, voyage of discovery
Tagged Christianity, Columbus, Nashville, organic church, quotations, religion, stumble upon, The Salvation Army
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What Is More Important Than Voting?
What is more important than voting? There is no debate that many things are more important than casting your vote: Honesty. Kindness. Decency. Forgiveness. A pure heart. Compassion. Fairness. Thinking, talking, and acting according to righteousness. Love. Integrity. Personal faith … Continue reading
Posted in casting out demons, casting your vote, Christian, Christian values, commands, compassion, conviction, conviction of sin, courage, current events, demons, devils, ethics, evil spirits, faith, faith-based, faithfulness, forgiveness, honesty, integrity, kindness, lifestyles, love, moral principles, moral restraints, morality, morals, right conduct, right living, righteousness
Tagged Christianity, debate, politics, vote, voting
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Evangeline Booth, The Salvation Army, & Spiritual Fire
Evangeline believed that The Salvation Army represented an aggressive style of Christianity. However, over the years, some of the early Army boldness has been lost. Perhaps it is time to bring it back. Here’s one step you can take to … Continue reading
Posted in alternative lifestyle, army, attitude, Berry Street, Berry Street Worship Center, Catherine Booth, challenges, Christ followers, Christ-centered, Christian, Christian community, Christian flag, Christian history, Christian organizations, Christian values, church history, church roles, courage, denominations, East Nashville, Evangeline Booth, fire, fire of the Holy Spirit, followers of Christ, God calling, hearing God, hearing Jesus, history, Holy Spirit, Jesus, Jesus Christ, lifestyle Christianity, lifestyles, missional, move of God, movement, Music City, organic church, quote, Quotes, salvation, Salvation Army church, Salvation Army Corps, Salvationists, Spirit-led, spiritual, spiritual combat, spiritual formation, spiritual warfare, The Salvation Army, The Salvation Flag, William Booth
Tagged Christianity, Nashville, quotations, religion, revival, Salvation Army, spiritual awakening
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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 Nashville, movies, unconditional, movie review, Joe Bradford, Papa Joe, inner city
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Make A Courageous Act Of Spiritual Warfare
The Salvation Army Flag is known as the Blood & Fire. It’s not decor for a corps (a Salvation Army church); it’s for feet to walk a beat on the street praying and testifying to the glory of God. It’s … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Blood and Fire, blood of Jesus, burning heart, Christ, Christ followers, Christ-centered, Christian, Christian flag, Christianity, church, church history, corps, courage, evangelism, faith, faith-based, fire, fire of the Holy Spirit, flag, flag pole, followers of Christ, forgiveness, hearing God, hearing Jesus, humility, invasion, Jesus, Jesus Christ, Lake Junaluska, ministry, moon, national flags, nonviolence, North Carolina, Olympic athletes, Olympic challenge, Olympic glory, Olympic heroes, Olympic medals, Olympics, prayer, prayer walking, Quotations, quote, Quotes, religion, repent, repentance, Salvation Army church, Salvation Army Corps, Salvationists, sin, spiritual athletes, spiritual combat, spiritual disciplines, spiritual formation, spiritual growth, spiritual interaction, spiritual walk, spiritual warfare, support group, surrender to God, The Salvation Flag, US Flag
Tagged evangelism, Olympics, prayer walking, spiritual warfare, The Salvation Army, William Booth
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