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Category Archives: Lord
A Simple Christmas Quiz
A very simple and very short Christmas quiz: Christmas is about Jesus coming to save people from their . . . A) winter boredom. B) needing a reason to shop. C) sins. D) needing a cute story to entertain their … Continue reading
Posted in ancient prayer, answer, Christ, Christian, Christian values, Christianity, Christmas carols, Christmas gifts, Christmas traditions, conviction of sin, cute story, faith, faith-based, gifts, holiday, Jesus, Jesus Christ, Lord, Matthew, Matthew 1:21, mercy, questions, religion, salvation, sin, sinner, Son of God, The Jesus Prayer, the new normal, virgin birth, virgin Mary, vision
Tagged Christmas, Christmas shopping season, Christmas story, Holiday shopping season, holidays, quiz, reason for the season
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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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Olympics — Thoughts For Spiritual Athletes
Life’s not about achievement. It’s not about how many medals you (or your country) win. Life’s about aligning yourself to God and to His will. That’s what matters most in the long haul. “If Christians were putting into their spiritual … Continue reading
Posted in 1 Corinthians 9:25, 1 Timothy 4:7, alternative lifestyle, ancient Olympics, asceticism, ascetics, athletes, attitude, belief, belief system, burning heart, Christ, Christ-centered, Christian, Christian community, courage, disciple making, discipline, discipling, glory, God, godliness, guilt, guts and glory, I Corinthians 9:25, I Timothy 4:7, idealism, inward change, Jesus, Jesus Christ, Jesus is Lord, life, lifestyle Christianity, lifestyles, Lord, monastery, monastics, mystery, mysticism, Olympic athletes, Olympic medals, prayer, presence of Christ, Quotations, quote, Quotes, religious ceremonies, right conduct, sacrifice, saved, Savior, self-discipline, self-help, soul, Spirit-led, spiritual, spiritual awakening, spiritual combat, spiritual disciplines, spiritual formation, spiritual growth, spiritual skills, spiritual walk, spiritual warfare, surrender to God, tebow, tebowing, training, Warren Wiersbe, Why be a Christian?
Tagged 2012 London Olympic Games, Christianity, Olympic Games, Olympics, quotations, religion, spiritual athletes
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In a country where you can get shot along with 70 others while going to a movie . . . we desperately need God.
A quotation from the ancient prophet, Isaiah: “Seek the LORD while he may be found; call on him while he is near.”
Posted in Christian values, Christianity, church, comfort, compassion, conviction of sin, corrupt culture, faith, God, God-shaped vacuum, His story, injury, injustice, Isaiah, justice, Lord, meaninglessness, morality, morals, political issue, popular culture, revelation, revival, salvation, search for significance, searching for significance, sinner, soul, spiritual awakening, spiritual combat, spiritual warfare, surrender to God, values, violence, violent streak
Tagged Auroa, Batman, Colorado, movie, quotations, religion, shooting
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Top Of The Pole — Nation’s Flag Or Christian Flag?
Many Christian organizations, institutions, and churches fly both a Christian flag and their nation’s flag. Which flag should be at the top of the flag pole? As a young Boy Scout I was taught that the national flag should be … Continue reading
Posted in answer to God, atrocities, authority, Christian, Christian history, Christian organizations, church, church history, countries, ethics, flag, flag pole, God, God's authority, honor, idolatry, Jesus is Lord, justice, kingdom of God, lifestyles, Lord, national flags, nations, never-ending, political correctness, political issue, politics, politics and religion, religious ceremonies, Spirit-led, spiritual, spiritual formation, Uncategorized
Tagged Boy Scouts, Christian flag, Christianity, flag etiquette, nationalism, patriotism, religion
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A Key To Spiritual Awakening . . .
A key to a Christian spiritual awakening (revival) in the 21st Century: No lording over others. Christian leaders are servants, not bosses. Their job is to help release the living Word of God in and through other believers, and not … Continue reading
Posted in Berry Street, Berry Street Worship Center, bosses, Christian, Christian community, Christianity, church, community, disciple making, East Nashville, equality, freedom, kingdom of God, leaders, lifestyles, Lord, Music City, Nashville, non-traditional church, normal Christianity, relational church, religion, revival, servants, show and tell, Spirit-led, spiritual, spiritual awakening, spiritual disciplines, spiritual formation, The Salvation Army, Western religion
Tagged Christian leadeers, church meetings, living Word of God, lording over, Nashville, revival, spiritual awakening, Tennessee, The Salvation Army
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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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Tim Tebow, Jeremy Lin, & Now Bubba Watson — W.G.U.T.? (What’s God Up To?)
Bubba Watson was the surprise winner of the Masters’ Tournament on Easter Sunday. After winning the green jacket, he said: “I’d like to first thank Jesus Christ, my Lord and Savior . . .” Just before that moment, his Masters’ … Continue reading
Posted in alternative lifestyle, Bible, Bubba Watson, challenges, champions, Christ, Christ-centered, Christian, Christian history, Denver Broncos, East Nashville, ESPN, facebook, glory, golf, green jacket, hearing God, hearing Jesus, Jeremy Lin, Jesus, Jesus Christ, joy, lifestyles, Lord, Masters' Tournament, meaning, New York Knicks, non-material reality, normal Christianity, organic church, participatory church, PGA, religion, Savior, Scriptures, spiritual, spiritual growth, tebow, tebowing, testimonies, The Salvation Army, The Voice, Tim Tebow, TV network, twitter, Uncategorized, voice of God
Tagged Bubba Watson, Christian, espn, green jacket, Jeremy Lin, Masters' Tournament, PGA, The Salvation Army, Tim Tebow, twitter
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