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Inviting People to Church

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Should you invite people to church? This may sound like a strange question. "Sure! Why not?" you might think. But some maybe aren't so sure. An example... In John Stott's study on Acts, you will find this statement: "When we contrast much contemporary evangelism with Paul’s, its shallowness is immediately shown up. Our evangelism tends to be focused on simply … [Read more...] about Inviting People to Church

Your First Spiritual Habit

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What is the number one spiritual habit or discipline? The one to rule them all? Reading God's word? Prayer? A good and reasonable and biblical case can be made for either. But John Mark Comer has a surprisingly different answer: silence and solitude (which he treats in tandem). When I read that in Comer's (2019) book, The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry, I didn't like … [Read more...] about Your First Spiritual Habit

The Perfect Church Service

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In fifteen-plus years of ministry, I have been in many planning meetings for worship services. In all these years, I have never heard this suggestion. "Let's make it identical to last week!" From the minister's side of things, there is a desire to keep it interesting. We want the service to be engaging and compelling. But what if those attempts actually get in the way … [Read more...] about The Perfect Church Service

Learning from the Rock Badger

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The Bible often invites us to consider animals as good examples of certain characteristics we should have. One such animal is the rock badger. Meet the rock badger. He’s a cute little fellow. But he isn’t praised for his cuteness. He is praised for something he does. In Proverbs 30:24-26, the writer is thinking of several small creatures who are very wise. Look what … [Read more...] about Learning from the Rock Badger

Sabbath Day Confrontations

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On my day off, I often encounter confrontation. With whom? Myself. To "sabbath," means to cease, to stop, to rest from one's labors. When I stop, I am confronted with me. When I stop... I am confronted with my weakness. A lot of times you don't know how tired you are until you stop. It doesn't hurt until you stop. So when I at last stop, it is then that I often … [Read more...] about Sabbath Day Confrontations

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