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    Posted on October 15th, 2009

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    The Humble Prayer of a Confederate Soldier

    The Humble Prayer of a Confederate Soldier

    I love this short prayer below. I came across it this morning looking for some files from about fifteen years ago, and I am sure many have read this poem before. The author is only listed as “unknown Confederate Soldier” (here), so it comes from a few years back, but it is still [...]

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    Posted on August 31st, 2009

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    Learning to Live a Life of Discipline

    Learning to Live a Life of Discipline

    We all know that living a life of discipline is important for many reasons, but this topic is not something traditionally touched on Sunday mornings, how learning to live a life of spiritual discipline is just as important in the Christian walk.  Often we think we can only worship on Sunday in the church building, [...]

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    Posted on August 22nd, 2009

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    Batterson on Chasing the Holy Spirit

    Batterson on Chasing the Holy Spirit

    Once again I am a little behind the current book release scene in reading Wild Goose Chase by Mark Batterson but I did finally get around to reading this book last week.  After a quick tally for 2009 I discovered that this was around book number twenty-five for me this year and out of all [...]

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    Posted on July 29th, 2009

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    3 Monastic Principles of Pachomius for Today

    3 Monastic Principles of Pachomius for Today

    The pursuit of the monastic lifestyle was something that was key to Christianity, and is something that is still relevant to our day and culture. These monks originally started out as hermits who sought the solitude of a cave or the desert in order to have a closer relationship with God but to also [...]

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    Posted on July 26th, 2009

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    People are not Called to Misssions

    People are not Called to Misssions

    That was the statement our friend Biscuet (he also talked about this great story here) made in his message this morning, no one is actually “called to missions”.   Although this truth rarely seems to be stated in the American church, it is stated in scripture throughout the Bible but most recognizably in the last verse [...]

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    Posted on May 6th, 2009

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    LOVE > KNOWLEDGE

    LOVE > KNOWLEDGE

    What do we strive for that lasts?  Nothing that moths and rust can destroy of course.  So, taking the “treasures” out of the topic for the moment, I would personally hold knowledge and love about as high as they can go but Paul (among others) tells us of the two, love is the greater.  Through [...]

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    Posted on April 9th, 2009

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    Chasing Saint Francis of Assisi // Review

    Chasing Saint Francis of Assisi // Review

    A few weeks ago when I was in Atlanta for Catalyst I went to a blogger-ish meeting that took place after Catalyst had ended, called Off the Blogs (photos of that night).  During one of the sessions, Carlos Whittaker from Ragamuffinsoul talked to the group about things going on in his life, and he mentioned [...]

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    Posted on March 30th, 2009

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    Taking God out of the Box with U2

    Taking God out of the Box with U2

    I am continually amazed at what boxes we tend to put God in over and over again.  I am reading this amazing book called Chasing Francis by Cron about Francis of Assisi and it has been a true eye opener to see how many different places Francis found God that we (I) have disregarded in [...]

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    Posted on March 20th, 2009

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    How a Church Communicates in a Generation Gap

    How a Church Communicates in a Generation Gap

    I read a few interesting articles today in Entrepreneur Magazine and Marketing Pilgrim, about how people communicate, and have difficulty communicating, between the generational gaps.  Each generation has a different way of embracing new forms communicating that becomes comfortable to them but where gen-x and gen-y ‘ers seem to have adopted to new forms of [...]

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    Posted on March 15th, 2009

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    Top 10 Points Taken at NewSpring’s #Unleash

    Top 10 Points Taken at NewSpring’s #Unleash

    At the end of last week I went to the Unleash Conference with most of the staff in our church. It was one of those days filled with so much information that you just want to run back toy our church and implement all at once when you can’t even remember half of what was [...]

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