I received this message from Jay DeGeare who is our evangelism coordinator for our 20 and 30s at Northwest. I thought it was a great story and I appreciate Jay for allowing me to share it here:
I was late coming out of a meeting. I had a parking ticket on my window because of [...]
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Tyndale has a nice set of Unicode fonts that you can download with instructions at this link. This converts your keyboard into having Greek and Hebrew fonts. There is a little keyboard icon next to the microphone icon on that thin blue bar in windows. I keep mine to the left hand side and auto [...]
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In ancient Hebrew culture children were of supreme importance. A child was considered one of the greatest blessings God could give. They were means of passing on one’s identity, heritage and lineage. They were tied to the covenant promises (Gen 15:5). They were connected with obedience to the law (Exodus 20:12). They were lauded as [...]
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Here is a link to a large portion of the audio in mp3 format from the Tulsa International Soul Winning Workshop 2008. This page also includes several years worth of audio from Campus Ministry United which was hosted at Harding University this year. Thanks to Wes Woodell for the heads up.
On this page you will [...]
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There is something very basic and drawing about hearing a good story. The Bible is filled with story after story because life at its most basic level is broken down into a series of past events that are told and retold in each generation. Often the things that are best remembered about a sermon or [...]
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A very direct approach but you have to buy a tank.
(HT: Cool Aggregator)
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I am really excited to say that there have been over 1000 small group lesson downloads here at Kingdom Living. That probably has something to do with showing up in the top ten on google under both “Small group lessons” and “Free Small Group Lessons” and only one step away from making it ahead of [...]
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At a time when our ministry could being slowing up a bit in anticipation of a new child in October things are going faster than ever. Seeds were planted months ago that are now coming to fruition and ministry is being multiplied as leadership roles are being assigned, things are being delegated, and our 20 [...]
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The Bible is back in hand and I am happy today oh yes I’m happy today! I guess I won’t have to go out and get a copy of the Message…
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It finally happened. It is missing. The Bible I used through graduate school, studied for countless Bible classes with and took notes in from dozens of commentaries has come up missing. I cannot tell you how many useful notes, references, connecting/parallel verses, and background info/dates of historical significance were written in the margins of that [...]
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