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Your life is like a donut — there’s a big hole where God should be.
The first Friday in June is National Donut Day in the USA. This holiday began in Chicago in 1938 when The Salvation Army began to sell donuts to raise money to help people suffering from the Great Depression and to … Continue reading
Posted in American, American history, Chicago, Donut Girls, empty core, first Friday in June, fund raising, God, Great Depression, holiday, holiday hype, holidays, lassies, life is like a donut, National Doughnut Day, Salvation Army women, Salvationists, sugar coat the truth, USA
Tagged Doughnut Girls, history, National Donut Day, The Salvation Army, World War I
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The Pope & The General
Quotations from Pope Francis of the Catholic Church and General Linda Bond of The Salvation Army: First General Bond: “A Spirit-filled Army tells the gospel story faithfully and trustingly, believing that there is power in the name of Jesus, power … Continue reading
Posted in Christian, Christian history, church, church leader, church leadership, clergy, commitment, communion, faith, faith in God, faith-based, faithfulness, God, godliness, Holy Father, Holy see, Holy Spirit, human leadership, humility, Jesus, Jesus Christ, quote, Quotes, religion, religious information, religious talks, religious tradition, Roman Catholic, Salvation Army church, viewpoint, views, witness, word of wisdom, words
Tagged Christianity, Linda Bond, Pope Francis, quotations, The Salvation Army
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A Good God? A Good Government?
People sometimes ask: “How can a good God judge and punish people? That’s like asking: “How can a good country have law enforcement, judges, and prisons?” George Scott Railton, an early leader of The Salvation Army, wrote: “A soul not … Continue reading
Posted in demons, destructive actions, devil, devils, evil, evil entities, evil spirits, juddgment, judge, judges, judging, judgment, judgments, justice, law enforcement, popular culture, popular opinion, prisons, punishment, Quotations, quote, Quotes
Tagged George Scott Railton, God is good, Is God good?, politics, quotations, The Salvation Army
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Founder Of The Salvation Army Believed In Participatory Church
William Booth, co-founder (along with his wife) of The Salvation Army, believed that church meetings should be participatory and not just involve one person running the meeting and doing all the ministry. Here’s what he said: “Some murmurs have reached … Continue reading
What Happens Where There Is Spirit-Led Participation In A Church Service?
When ordinary people participate in a church service and show and tell (as led by the Spirit) what God has done in their lives, things happen: 1) The atmosphere is charged with excitement and anticipation; 2) There is a sense of awe … Continue reading
Posted in Berry Street, Berry Street Worship Center, church, church format, church meetings, church program, church programs, church roles, church services, church structure, churching, flow of the Spirit, Salvation Army church, Salvation Army Corps, Salvationists
Tagged Christianity, kinds of churh, Nashville, orqanic church, participatory church, The Salvation Army
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A Powerful Way To Light Your Fire!
1) Unrehearsed, heart-felt, Spirit-prompted words connect hearts and ignite spiritual fires.* 2) Rehearsed, studied, formalized words leave hearts unconnected and minds muted; and promptly depart the human memory. * Light your fire! Experience #1 with us @ The Salvation Army … Continue reading
Posted in non-church, preacher, preaching, preaching the Word, sermons, Spirit-filled, Spirit-led, Spirit-prompted, spiritual fire, spiritual flow, spiritual growth, spiritual innovation, spiritual life
Tagged Light your fire, memory, Nashville, spiritual formation, spirituality, The Salvation Army
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Passive Church or Participatory Church? (Rest or Revival?)
Passive or participatory church? Rest or revival? Is church passive or is it participatory? Is it structured or is it Spirit-led? Is it forced or is it flowing? Is it lifeless or is it lively? Is it dull or is … Continue reading
Setting The Clock Back To Pentecost
We set our clocks back one hour last night. However, let’s don’t just turn the clock back one hour . . . Let’s go all out (whole hog) And turn it back about 1,975 years To another Pentecost – A … Continue reading
Posted in changing society, Christian, Christian values, Christianity, clocks, daylight savings time, great awakening, move of God, religion, religious innovation, revival, song, soul music, sound of, sound of God, spiritual fire, standard time
Tagged faith, Pentecost, Send the fire, setting the clock back, spring foward fall back, The Salvation Army, time change, William Booth
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A Faithtastic Investment — Venture Faith
Venture capital is money invested in upstart, high-potential, high-risk businesses. Venture faith is an investment of trust and obedience in Spirit-led ventures, even when they appear to be very high-risk. Venture faith always produces great spiritual adventure — never religious … Continue reading
Posted in bored in church, boredom, Christianity, Christianitypreneur, Christianpreneur, faith-based, faithtastic, high risk investment, high-potential, riches, Spirit-led, spiritual adventure, spiritual innovation, venture capital definition, venture faith
Tagged faith, investing, Nashville, religion, Tennessee, The Salvation Army, venture capital
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