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Building a Bridge out of Brokenness

October 12, 2011 by Thom Hunter

“I cannot stress this enough to you, but I'll still say it: I'll never be Christian. I think your Bible is nothing more than a piece of literature. I don't believe in your God, and never will.  But I will criticize you when you use your God to "fix" homosexuality, as if it were something to be fixed.”  -- An anonymous young friend “Broken does not seem like something Jesus would want us to say.” -- Comment in on-line Christian Group When you raise five children, you hear the words “It’s broken” way too often.  Favorite toys, bird’s wings, Christmas ornaments, bats, even cars, are … [Read more...] about Building a Bridge out of Brokenness

5 books you should read (or re-read).

October 11, 2011 by Dan

So I want to share with you the books I think are essential to read (other than the Bible. No one say "you forgot the Bible", cause I didn't). These are great books and will help you in your ministry. 1. Peacemaker by Ken Sande. You need it. Enough said. 2. Brothers, We are Not Professionals by John Piper. 3. Simple Church by Rainer and Eric Geiger. You know what I'm talking about. Stop filling up your calendar, just do what you are suppose to do. That leads me to: 4. Real Life Discipleship. This is how you do what you are suppose to do. 5. The Kingdom Focused Church by Gene Mims. Great … [Read more...] about 5 books you should read (or re-read).

NAMB Missionary Maligned at Boise State University

October 10, 2011 by Anthony Russo

This past week one of our own made the headlines, but not for what you might think.  The student voice of Boise State University, The Arbiter, posted an article on its website entitled "Boise State is No Place for Hate" about Shawn Holes, aka "Shawn the Baptist", and his recent evangelistic visit to the campus.  Shawn and his wife Lisa are Mission Service Corps missionaries with the North American Mission Board.  Shawn crisscrosses the nation visiting college campuses and other venues to share the Gospel through open-air preaching and one-on-one conversations. Using emotionally-charged … [Read more...] about NAMB Missionary Maligned at Boise State University

Wm. Dwight McKissic, Sr: “THE KINGDOM OF GOD AND THE SBC – Regarding a proposed name change for the SBC”

October 10, 2011 by Dave Miller

(Wm Dwight McKissic, Sr. is the Senior Pastor of Cornerstone Baptist Church in Arlington, Texas.  We are always thrilled to post his articles.) President Bryant Wright has appointed a self-funded blue ribbon advisory committee, authorized by the Executive Committee to provide counsel to him as he prayerfully weighs recommending to the SBC in her Annual Session upcoming in New Orleans, a proposed name change of our beloved convention. I commend President Wright for his thoughtful, deliberate and considerate proposal. I wholeheartedly agree with the spirit, letter, advisory committee and … [Read more...] about Wm. Dwight McKissic, Sr: “THE KINGDOM OF GOD AND THE SBC – Regarding a proposed name change for the SBC”

Returning to the Seat of the Crime

October 10, 2011 by Jeremy Parks

There’s a chair across the room from me that I fear. Or hate. It’s pretty non-descript.  As a furniture piece, it adds character to a room simply due to its age.  Designed and built over 70 years ago, the thing just looks different from its surroundings.  It is now an addendum to the décor, something to spice up an entry way or flesh out a den; its days as the centerpiece of a collection have long since passed. It used to be my chair.  I sat in it every day.  I watched TV there. Drank coffee there. Read the newspaper and college textbooks, too.  Fell asleep, slumped over at an … [Read more...] about Returning to the Seat of the Crime

5 ways to Blog unto the Glory of God

October 7, 2011 by Dan

I have been absent from the blogging world for a while, and I wanted to share some incites that I feel I have received while I was working on other projects.  Blogging can be a great ministry, but there are things we need to do in order in make sure we are bring God the Glory. 1.  Promote peace with blogging.  Too often we do "drive by" comments.  We don't take the time to understand the writer's perspective, we read the title and the first three lines, then comment.  Most of the time, the statements we make are in error and we cause conflict.  Don't cause conflict because you are too lazy … [Read more...] about 5 ways to Blog unto the Glory of God

Hudson Taylor, the Ignorant Little Child of God

October 7, 2011 by Anthony Russo

In a dramatic moment when it seemed that the Lord was expanding the work of the China Inland Mission (CIM) to establish offices in and send missionaries from North America, the mission’s famous leader, Hudson Taylor, knew exactly what needed to be done first.  “Before we begin to plan, don’t you think we had better pray?” he asked.  H.W. Frost, the man to whom he posed the question, recorded what happened next. “With hands folded and bent head, he told the Lord that we were little children and it was not in us to direct our steps, but that He, the Lord, knew everything—and would He not give … [Read more...] about Hudson Taylor, the Ignorant Little Child of God

Rebooting My Life: Dealing with Burnout

October 7, 2011 by Dave Miller

I have considered taking a second job recently – as a computer and electronics repairman.  No, I essentially know nothing about how they work – I assume it is all magic and gremlins.  But I have found the secret of fixing 99.9% of electronic problems. Reboot. Is your computer acting funny?  Turn it off and turn it back on.  A reboot will likely make the glitch disappear.  Smart phone acting dumb?  Reboot and its IQ returns to normal.  Some problems go beyond that, but relatively few. Now, it is time for me to try a personal reboot.  I’m not sure if it will work quite as easily as it … [Read more...] about Rebooting My Life: Dealing with Burnout

The Tyndale Estate Sues for Plagiarism

October 6, 2011 by Tony Kummer

Tyndale's Bible

The 400th anniversary of the King James Bible may be jeopardized by new legal action for alleged copyright infringement. The William Tyndale Estate has filed a lawsuit against the  British Monarchy. It claims the "Authorized Version" contains parts largely copied from Tyndale's 1525 New Testament translation. Due to the magnitude of this case, the filing seeks an immediate hearing before the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom.  They claim: In translating the Bible, Tyndale introduced new words into the English language, and many were subsequently used in the King James … [Read more...] about The Tyndale Estate Sues for Plagiarism

Theistic Evolution–Legitimate Belief System or Cheating? (Actually, It Is Worse Than That)

October 6, 2011 by Anthony Russo

A friend of mine was gracious enough to ask me what I thought of Theistic Evolution--the idea that tries to fuse modern science's theories of the origins of the universe with some form of the Creation account.  Is it a legitimate belief system, he asked, or is it "cheating" (for both sides) of the debate?  An interesting way to phrase the question, for sure. I was thankful that my Christian witness in the past provided for a chance to engage on his latest discussion.  As believers that is what we should hope for in our conduct before a watching world (Col 4:5,6).  I prayerfully sat at the … [Read more...] about Theistic Evolution–Legitimate Belief System or Cheating? (Actually, It Is Worse Than That)

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