Daily Archives: April 3, 2012

Why I’m Still a Christian (and not a “Christ Follower”)

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It has been somewhat of a fad, or trend of late, to mess with words. Now I happen to like words, and think the change of meaning that comes over time affects some words but not all, and  certainly not … Continue reading →

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From the Gospel Coalition: On Youth Ministry

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I think that the biggest problem of youth ministry was that it tended to separate the family at a time that the culture was doing that too. Rather than contradict the prevailing thought, the church utilized it. The same can … Continue reading →

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Toxic Charity?

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QOTH: Billy Graham

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While some think this is “prophetic,” and speaks to our generation in particular, the fact that it was also true in 1965 tells us that Graham had a great insight into church history. This is true of almost every era … Continue reading →

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QOTD

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“He that knows nothing will believe anything.” –Thomas Fuller, 1608-1661

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The Pagan Easter | A repost from a friend.

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Original Post Here TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 2012 The Pagan Easter. Alright, Christ-followers, you may not like this post. It might make you feel very uncomfortable.  It makes me uncomfortable. This week I’ve been studying the origins of Easter. And, friends – I’m disturbed … Continue reading →

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