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Characteristics Of Compromised Christianity
Christianity is a challenging faith — a heavenly vision, a high calling — beckoning men and women to live life at a higher level than that of merely satisfying their cravings, compulsions, and self-interest. However, rising above our baser nature … Continue reading
Posted in alternative lifestyle, Christ, Christ followers, Christ-centered, Christian, Christian community, church, church history, church program, church programs, compromise, conformed, convenience, convert, corrupt culture, criticism, culture, disciples, discipline, followers of Christ, idealism, immaturity, insight, instant oatmeal, institution, intimidation, Jesus, Jesus Christ, lifestyle Christianity, lifestyles, minute rice, mission field, missional, moral principles, moral restraints, morality, race, racism, reformation, regulations, religious ceremonies, religious relic, religious tradition, rules, service, spiritual warfare
Tagged casual Christianity, compromised Christianity, cultural Christianity, religion
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Trying To Understand Hell
Popular writer, Rob Bell, wrote a book called Love Wins where he gives his views about Hell. I’ve not read Rob’s book, but here are my views of Hell uninfluenced by Mr. Bell. I believe that Hell is a spiritual … Continue reading
Posted in Americans, answer to God, Baghdad, Bible, biblical, Biblical concept, books, choice, Christian, Christian values, conscience, deterrent, eternal life, evil entities, evil spirits, fear, fire, fire insurance, God, God calling, God's authority, God's government, harmful habit, harmful thinking, hate, Heaven, hell on wheels, hellfire, How Evil Works, judge, judgment, judgments, justice, Katrina, looting, missional, moral failures, moral principles, moral restraints, morality, morality-phobic, morals, mystery, New Orleans, omnipresent, Quantum physics, self-destruction, self-focus, self-inflicted, selfish desires, sin, soul, spiritual, suffering, unhappiness, views, voice of God
Tagged after life, Christianity, evil, hell, Love Wins, religion, Rob Bell
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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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All Saints’ Day (November 1) — Celebrating The Jesus Team!
November 1 is All Saints’ Day. It is a day set aside to celebrate The Jesus Team. The Roman Catholic and Orthodox churches have reserved the name, saint, for men and women who gained great victory over spiritual enemies and … Continue reading
Posted in alternative lifestyle, anxious thoughts, athletes, Berry Street, Berry Street Worship Center, biblical, Biblical concept, call to preach, canonization of saints, Christ followers, Christ-centered, Christian community, Christian organizations, church, corrupt culture, denominations, East Nashville, evil, faith-based, followers of Christ, house church, Jesus, Jesus Christ, lifestyles, ministry, missional, movement, New Testament, recovery, religion, sainthood, saints, salvation, Salvation Army church, Salvation Army Corps, Salvationists, self-will, simple church, spirit, Spirit-led, spiritual, spiritual athletes, spiritual formation, spiritual growth, Team Jesus, The Jesus Team
Tagged All Saints Day, Christianity, Nashville, November 1, organic church, Orthodox, Roman Catholic, The Salvation Army, William Booth
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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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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 African Americans, Berry Street, Berry Street Worship Center, blacks, Christian values, Christianity, confession, conviction of sin, courage, die to self, East Nashville, equality, faith-based, godly sorrow, gratitude, guidance, guilt, guts and glory, healing, heart-felt love, history, human life, ideal, idealism, inner city, Judeo-Christian, kingdom of God, life, lifestyle Christianity, lifestyles, love, Lynn Collins, media, Michael Ealy, middle class, ministry, miracles, misery, missional, motivation, motivational speaker, movie, multi-racial, music, Music City, Nashville projects, non-church, normal Christianity, obedience, poor, positive thinking, poverty, prayer, race, racism, recovery, repentance, revelation, salvation, spiritual, spiritual awakening, spiritual combat, spiritual growth, spiritual warfare, suicide, The Salvation Army, training, urban, whites
Tagged inner city, Joe Bradford, movie review, movies, Nashville, Papa Joe, unconditional
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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 adoration, Berry Street, Berry Street Worship Center, Christ followers, Christ-centered, Christian, Christian community, Christian organizations, Christian values, church, church meetings, church programs, church roles, church structure, contemporary, Cry Out Nashville, Cumberland Park, evangelism, evangelistic meetings, followers, followers of Christ, house church, improv, improvisation, interactive, intercession, interdenominational, kingdom of God, missional, Music City, Nashville, non-church, non-traditional church, open church, order of worship, organic church, participatory church, praise and worship, prayer, prayer walking, prayer without ceasing, relational church, religion, religious ceremonies, repent, repentance, revival, Salvation Army Corps, Salvationists, spiritual awakening, spiritual combat, spiritual warfare, wake up, wake-up call
Tagged Christianity, Nashville, prayer, revival, Tennessee, The Salvation Army
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