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Monthly Archives: October 2006
Some Blogs of Interest
In the absence of any deeper posts (or time to write them), I wanted to take a moment to introduce you to some blogs that I read. Many of them have appeared in my sidebar for a long time, but … Continue reading
Posted in Blog News and Info, General
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House Church Chronicles has a three-part interview with Frank Viola. (Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3) I have read quite a few of Frank’s books, and find his thinking very encouraging. I don’t agree with him on everything, but … Continue reading
Who’s to Blame for the Failure?
Some good discussion resulted from my last post about small groups and house churches. I appreciate all who participated. Ironically, the conversations that I’m involved in seem to be converging into some common areas of discussion. Dan Edelen’s basic premise … Continue reading
Posted in Church, Simple Church
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Small Groups and House Church: Not the Same Thing
I wanted to get back to concepts of simple church on this blog, and ironically enough, two very different discussions on other blogs have afforded that opportunity. I already mentioned Raborn’s blog and the discussion that is taking place over … Continue reading
Posted in Simple Church
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If you don’t normally read Ray’s X-Change (written by my good friend Raborn), you need to! He’s involved right now in a discussion with my more-recently-acquired friend, Tony Sisk, about some things that we discuss from time to time … Continue reading