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Quote From “Aggressive Christianity”
In her sermon, Aggressive Christianity, Catherine Booth (co-founder of The Salvation Army) preached: “It is a bad sign for the Christianity of this day that it provokes so little opposition. If there were no other evidence of it being wrong, … Continue reading
Posted in Blood and Fire, blood of Jesus, Christ, Christ followers, Christ-centered, Christian, Christian flag, Christian history, Christian values, evangelism, evangelistic meetings, fire of the Holy Spirit, followers of Christ, Gospel, Holy Spirit, invasion, Jesus Christ, Jesus is Lord, kingdom of God, lifestyle Christianity, lifestyles, makes change, ministry, missional, move of God, movement, national flags, open airs, openairs, outreach ministry, outside the box, prayer, prayer without ceasing, religion, salvation, Salvation Army church, Salvation Army Corps, Salvationists, Spirit-led, spiritual, spiritual combat, spiritual warfare, street preaching, surrender to God, testimonies, testimony, The Salvation Flag, witness
Tagged Aggressive Christianity, Catherine booth, Christianity, prayer walking, The Salvation Army
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Perhaps It’s Time To Cry Out To God
Cry Out Nashville was a prophetic event held in Cumberland Park, overlooking downtown Nashville, Tennessee, on Saturday, September 15, 2012. Christ-followers gathered to worship God and to cry out for spiritual awakening and revival. God is wanting believers in Nashville … Continue reading
Posted in religion, Nashville, organic church, house church, prayer, prayer walking, kingdom of God, Berry Street Worship Center, Berry Street, Music City, praise and worship, church, repent, spiritual warfare, improv, improvisation, church structure, wake-up call, non-traditional church, order of worship, participatory church, Christian, spiritual combat, Christian community, repentance, Christ-centered, missional, wake up, religious ceremonies, prayer without ceasing, adoration, revival, church roles, relational church, Salvationists, spiritual awakening, interactive, non-church, open church, Christian values, interdenominational, church programs, Christian organizations, intercession, evangelistic meetings, contemporary, church meetings, followers, followers of Christ, Christ followers, evangelism, Salvation Army Corps, Cry Out Nashville, Cumberland Park
Tagged Christianity, Nashville, prayer, revival, Tennessee, The Salvation Army
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Should We Settle For Sunday Morning Mediocrity?
For generations people in the Western world have settled for church as usual — Sunday morning mediocrity (SMM). However, this has not always been the case. For the First Century believers, church was anything but mediocre. Gathering with other followers … Continue reading
Posted in Berry Street, Berry Street Worship Center, Bible, biblical, Biblical concept, Christ, Christ followers, Christ-centered, Christian, Christian community, Christian history, Christian organizations, Christian values, church meetings, church programs, church roles, church structure, community, conviction of sin, East Nashville, ekklesia, evangelistic meetings, faith-based, filled with the Spirit, followers of Christ, gifts of the Spirit, house church, improv, improvisation, interactive, Jesus, Jesus Christ, joy, Nashville, non-church, normal Christianity, order of worship, participatory church, post-Christianity, religious ceremonies, service, Spirit-led, spiritual, spiritual formation, The Salvation Army
Tagged Back to Church Sunday, Christianity, church history, organic church, religion
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Have You Played The God Card (Or Is It Still In Your Hand)?
Some people have “made a decision for Christ” and they think that they have played the God card. Others have repeated a prayer asking Jesus to come into their heart and now they believe that they have played the God … Continue reading
Posted in God, Jesus Christ, Sunday school, recovery, spiritual, Jesus, church, evangelicals, spiritual growth, spiritual formation, spiritual warfare, Christ, hearing God, evidence for God, outreach ministry, Christian, spiritual combat, church roles, spiritual awakening, still small voice, rivers of living water, God-shaped vacuum, church programs, evangelistic meetings, lifestyle Christianity, church meetings, spiritual walk, God calling, Christ followers, evangelism, the God card, Eucharist, altar call, cell phone, charger, God experiment, Bible reading, communion, the Lord's supper, sacraments
Tagged Christianity, decision for Christ, experiencing God, religion, salvation, sinner's prayer
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Should People Who Have Left Church Come Back? Or Try Something Different?
American churches are in decline, losing members. In an attempt to slow or stop this decline a group called, National Back to Church Sunday, has set a day for church members to invite their friends to come back to church. … Continue reading
Posted in 1 Corinthians 14:26, 2012, alternative lifestyle, American, American church, American history, Americans, Apostle Paul, Berry Street, Berry Street Worship Center, Biblical concept, Christ, Christ followers, Christ-centered, Christian, Christian community, Christian history, Christian organizations, Christian values, Christianity, church history, church meetings, church programs, church roles, church structure, evangelism, evangelistic meetings, followers of Christ, I Corinthians 14:26, Jesus, Jesus Christ, Jesus Take The Wheel, lifestyle Christianity, move of God, movement, Music City, Nashville, non-church movement, non-traditional church, organic church, participatory church, popular culture, post-Christianity, salvation, Salvationists, Savior, show and tell, simple church, spiritual awakening, spiritual formation, spiritual growth, testimonies, The Salvation Army, We serve a risen Savior
Tagged church, church decline, National Back to Church Sunday, Oprah, religion, social media
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Taking An Amazing Flag To The Streets
The purpose of a flag is not just to be on a stage in a building but to fly outdoors over the territory that it rules. There is an amazing, but little known flag, that has been in the forefront … Continue reading
Posted in Blood and Fire, Catherine Booth, Christ, Christian, Christian flag, Christian history, Christian values, Christianity, contemporary, conviction of sin, Coventry, Creator, drug dealers, dust bin, dustbin, East Nashville, England, evangelistic meetings, faith-based, faithfulness, fire, flag, God's authority, Gospel, Great Britain, Great Commission, hearing God, high tech, history, Holy Spirit, international movement, Jesus, Jesus Christ, kingdom of God, move of God, movement, Music City, Nashville, Nashville City Paper, national flags, non-church, normal Christianity, open airs, openairs, prayer, prayer walking, prayer without ceasing, presence of God, prostitutes, Salvationists, spiritual, spiritual awakening, spiritual disciplines, spiritual warfare, testimonies, testimony, The Salvation Army, The Salvation Flag, to the streets, witness
Tagged Christianity, flags, Jesus Christ, Nashville, prayer, religion, street ministry, The Salvation Army
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