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Monthly Archives: May 2006
The Master Chess Player
I must tell you before even beginning this post that this is definitely a “thinking out loud” post. I’m not at all set on this issue, but decided to write about it in order to see what feedback my readers … Continue reading
Posted in General
31 Comments
The Danger of Arrogance
Am I arrogant? Now, before my friends jump in the comments section to assure me that I’m not arrogant, let me clarify that this is a question that I am asking myself personally, and not posing to you, my readers. … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Behavior, Personal, Theology in the News
21 Comments
Myths About Simple Church
In the two years (or more) that my wife and I have been exploring simple church concepts, we have encountered several consistent objections and/or concerned questions about simple church. I’m not just talking about one or two times that these … Continue reading
Posted in General
7 Comments
Multiplication Ministry and Maturity
There has been some great discussion in the comments section of my recent post about preaching/teaching and the resultant maturity of believers. While commenting over there, I had some thoughts that got way too lengthy for a comment, and so … Continue reading
Posted in General
39 Comments
More on Teaching and Preaching — Hindrance to Growth?
As I continue to look at the role of teaching and preaching in the church, I continue to wrestle with some thoughts about the role that these two activities hold, if any, in our church experience. I have not definitely … Continue reading
Posted in General
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