I like this
I'd love to know your thoughts about this...
HT: Phil Johnson
RUN TODD RUN, Week 68
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Since I'm transitioning the blog to Wordpress, the blogger account will
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*MONDAY, 8/15/11*
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Ya know , that is a message the so called "church" needs to hear. I agree w/ Todd "wow" . What does this man tell us ????
Wow. I hope/wish that we could all make this kind of impact.
So the question is do we really love people or is it just what we have been taught to say ?? What do we do outside the "church" and how does a doomed world see us ?? Little children let us not love in word or tongue , but in deed and action. Its the goodness of GOD that leads one to repentance. WOW this sounds all to familiar
Wake up call ... WE make things so complicated ...
5 minute conversation
1 minute to write in the Bible
6 minutes to change this dude's life ... I know he said he still doesn't believe ... but I think he was really thinking ... jmo
DWC
It makes a difference when we approach someone with respect and intelligence and present the simple truth. Its all about planting seeds.
Ya know, after watching this video, I was reminded of the book involved in this one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7sXJjq7bESE Check it out!
Recently, .ross sent me some brilliant comments on the value and primacy of authenticity. If you read .ross regularly, join me in demanding that he write much, much more on the subject. This video argues his point for him. My take? Pass all the Proposition 8s you want; deny equality and start wars in the name of God until all our Rage Against the Machine cds have melted; listen to Limbaugh and Dobson and your favorite fascist until the speakers blow. You'll never attract the crowds Jesus did, or make the 'sinner' pause and consider Christianity, or make really short people climb trees or really sick people cut holes in the roof to hear your message if you're not offering an authentic attempt at imitating Christ...or of the man who offered an agnostic comedian a Bible.
I am showing this to our deacon body on Tuesday evening. I have found it very challenging.
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