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Category Archives: kindness
The apps of the Spirit are love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self control.
Posted in gentleness, goodness, joy, kindness, love, patience, peace, self-control
Tagged apps, fruit of the Spirit
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Thanking God On Thanksgiving Day — 2012
Happy Thanksgiving 2102, everybody! (Let’s get started.) *Thank You, Lord for creating me and giving me life. Thank You for this beautiful world you have placed me in. (Sorry we humans have messed it up so much.) Thank You for … Continue reading
Posted in Berry Street, Berry Street Worship Center, celebrations, church, comfort, community, compassion, confession of sin, conviction of sin, corps, creation, devotion, freedom, gift of God, God, God calling, God's protection, godly sorrow, guidance, happiness, hearing God, hearing Jesus, heart care, human life, human nature, humility, inner peace, intellect, invisible, inward change, joy, kindness, life, Lord, love, meaning, mind, miracles, move of God, movement, mysticism, Nashville, non-traditional church, opportunity, organic church, participatory church, prayer, prayer without ceasing, presence of Christ, presence of God, purpose, recovery, relevation, religion, religious ceremonies, repent, repentance, revival, Salvation Army church, Salvation Army Corps, Salvationists, sin, spirit, Spirit-filled, spiritual, spiritual awakening, spiritual disciplines, spiritual warfare, surrender, surrender to God, thanksgiving, thinking, thoughts, truth, voice of God
Tagged giving thanks, prayer, revival, Thanksgiving Day 2012, 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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Can Real Love Disagree And/Or Disapprove?
Can real love disagree and/or disapprove? Yes. I know that it can. If you read my blog, you know that I am willing to think in uncommon ways. I have many ideas and some behaviors that are not commonly accepted … Continue reading
Posted in 95 theses, anti-war, belief, church, denominations, disapproval, disdain, ethics, faith, faith-based, free spirit, freedom, gifts of the Spirit, hate, hate speech, heretic, house church, judgments, kindness, lifestyles, moral principles, morality, morals, non-church, non-church movement, organic church, outside the box, pacifism, pacifists, participatory church, political correctness, popular culture, post-Christianity, questions, relational church, revolution, self-control, sermon, sermons, simple church, speaking in tongues, Spirit-led, spiritual, spiritual awakening, thinking, vegetarianism, violence, war, What would Jesus do?
Tagged acceptance, blog, disagreement, hate speech, honest disapproval, real love, religion, toleration
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Don’t Let The Myth Of The Material Make You Miss Life’s Most Meaningful Reality . . .
It would be a shame to go through life caught in the myth of the material and miss out on the most amazing reality on Earth. Yet many people do. We think we have “permanent housing” but that is a … Continue reading
Posted in belief, Bible, Biblical concept, Christian, Christianity, compassion, conscience, consciousness, facts and figures, faith, faith-based, faithfulness, God, having a form of godliness, heart-felt love, human body, human life, insight, kindness, life, lifestyles, love, materialism, materialistic evolution, meaning, meaninglessness, mystery, mysticism, natural laws, nature, non-material reality, Oh my God, origin of life, peace, permanent housing, religion, scholasticism, science, soul, Spirit-led, spiritual, spiritual formation, spiritual growth, still small voice, supernatural, testimony, The God Delusion, Uncategorized
Tagged Christianity, God, greatest things in life, myth, religion, testimony
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Meek Means “Mighty By Another Power”
Who is meek? Not the milk toast nor the mouse nor the wimp. They won’t inherit the earth. Meek does not mean “weak, fearful, or timid.” It means “being mighty by yielding your life and will to another power.” Because … Continue reading
Posted in AA, addiction, addictions, alternative lifestyle, Christian, Christian history, Christianity, faith, faith-based, God, God's government, His story, history, humility, Ida B. Wells, ideal, idealism, inherit the earth, Jesus, Jesus Christ, John W. Miller, kindness, lifestyles, Quotations, quote, recovery, religion, revelation, revival, rivers of living water, self-denial, soul, spiritual, spiritual disciplines, spiritual formation, surfer, surrender to God, test pilot, the Grimke sisters, turned the world upsidedown, W.E.B. DuBois, William Booth
Tagged Christianity, heroes, meek, meekness, quotes, religion
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Touching His Hem, According To Her Example, Heals Hurts
Touching His hem, according to her example, heals hurts. Although this may sound like gender confusion, it’s not. It refers to an actual event where an unnamed woman receives a supernatural healing when she touches the hem of Jesus’ robe. … Continue reading
Posted in alternative lifestyle, and forever, Bible, change, change management, Christ, Christian, Christianity, church, evidence for God, faith, good question, His story, history, In Jesus' Name I Play, Jesus, Jesus Christ, Jesus Movement, kindness, kingdom of God, lifestyles, Lord, Mark, miracles, missional, Music City, mystery, Nashville, New Testament, non-material reality, non-traditional church, normal Christianity, prayer, prayer walking, questions, religion, salvation, Savior, spiritual formation, supernatural, testimonies, tradition
Tagged gender confusion, hem of His garmet, Jesus Christ, Nashville, New Testament, spiritual touch, supernatural healing, transformational, working miracles
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Case Study — A White Homosexual, A Black Woman, An African Muslim, & A White Mistress
I was asked to write a diversity case study for a course I am taking. Here it is: Sue, a black female, owns a company with 30 employees and hires Betty, a white female who has been the 2 year … Continue reading
Posted in alternative lifestyle, community, conscience, courage, criticism, fear, feelings, free will, freedom, genetic tendencies, genetic tendency, good question, habit, harmful habit, hate speech, heart-felt love, ideal, idealism, inward change, judgments, justice, kindness, language, life, lifestyles, marriage, meaning, modern myths, moral principles, morality, morals, nonviolence, parable, patience, political correctness, political issue, politics, prejudice, questions, right and wrong, right conduct, self-denial, self-help, sin, thinking, thoughts, Uncategorized, values, wages of sin, wake-up call, words
Tagged African, case study, diversity, homosexual, inclusion, mistress, Muslim, tolerance
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Apply These Apps For Spiritual Strength
God’s not like a TV where you passively sit back, like a couch potato, and watch professionals put-on religious performances. He’s got more apps for you than there are for your iPhone. So listen directly to the living God. Load … Continue reading
Posted in acts of God, alternative lifestyle, apps, Berry Street, Berry Street Worship Center, Christian, church, church roles, community, download, downloads, East Nashville, gifts of the Spirit, guidance, iPhone, joy, kindness, kingdom of God, love, Music City, mysticism, non-traditional church, operationg system, organic church, participatory church, patience, peace, priesthood of the believer, reality TV, religion, religious ceremonies, simple church, spiritual disciplines, spiritual formation, spiritual growth, spiritual skills, supernatural, support group, television, TV, TV network, voice activated
Tagged apps, couch potato, iPhone, Nashville, new dimensiions, organic church, religious performances, self-control, The Salvation Army
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