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Ray Vander Laan's "Faith Lessons"
At the University Church of Christ, our adult classes have begun studying a DVD series called “Faith Lessons” by Ray Vander Laan. So far, the feedback has been extremely popular, with peop… more →
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Ray Vander Laan's "Faith Lessons"
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Jay Guin wrote 9 months ago: At the University Church of Christ, our adult classes have begun studying a DVD series called … more →
What's Wrong With How We Do Church? Willow Creek Works a Cure
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Jay Guin wrote 1 year ago: The editors of Christianity Today post a blog called Out of Ur. It is routinely instructive and ofte … more →
The New Perspective: The Theology of Community
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Jay Guin wrote 1 year ago: One of the most appealing aspects of N. T. Wright’s theology — at least, to me — i … more →
What's Wrong With How We Do Church?: The Church of Irresistible Influence
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Jay Guin wrote 1 year ago: As I’ve been pondering the problem the Willow Creek Community Church is struggling with, as de … more →
What's Wrong With How We Do Church?: On Being a Benevolence Program
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Jay Guin wrote 1 year ago: There are doubtlessly hundreds of ways for a church to care for the poor. This is just one of many w … more →
What Wrong With How We Do Church?: Problems with Authority
Jay Guin wrote 1 year ago: I found this on-line book by Andrew Strom helpful. Strom has spoken with many who’ve left the … more →
What's Wrong With How We Do Church?: A Churchless Faith
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Jay Guin wrote 1 year ago: Willow Creek is hardly the first to notice the large number of mature Christians leaving the institu … more →
What's Wrong With How We Do Church?: The Trap We Find Ourselves In
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Jay Guin wrote 1 year ago: One approach Hybels has suggested to the problem the Reveal study points up is for the church to tea … more →
What's Wrong With How We Do Church?: Willow Creek's Preliminary Solutions
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Jay Guin wrote 1 year ago: Willow is just now beginning to release what they consider the solutions to the problems described i … more →
What's Wrong With How We Do Church?: Willow Creek Rethinks How to Do Church
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Jay Guin wrote 1 year ago: Most of you are familiar with the Willow Creek Church in suburban Chicago (they now refer to themse … more →
Blue Like Jazz: Lesson materials
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Jay Guin wrote 1 year ago: This quarter I’m teaching the YANK class: Young Adults, No Kids. And, yes, this is the Deep So … more →
Interpreting the Bible: Equipping for Good Works
Jay Guin wrote 1 year ago: My brother suggested that this verse may be an important hermeneutical principle. I think he’s … more →
The Gospel According to Luke, Chapter by Chapter Outlines
Jay Guin wrote 2 years ago: I’ve yet to figure out how to convert an MS Word outline into a WordPress posting. Therefore, … more →
The Gospel According to Luke, Introduction
Jay Guin wrote 2 years ago: We’ve been studying the Gospel of Luke the last quarter at church, and we’re about to co … more →
Adult Bible Class Myths: It's a good idea to talk about other denominations
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Jay Guin wrote 2 years ago: Myth #10. It’s a good idea to talk about other denominations. In my early years of teaching, I … more →
On Building Community in a Congregation
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Jay Guin wrote 2 years ago: In my last series of posts dealing with Richland Hills and the instrumental music controversy, I men … more →
Adult Bible Class Myths: Asking questions is easy
Jay Guin wrote 2 years ago: Myth #9. Asking questions is easy. Well, maybe for some people, but not for me. To have a decent dis … more →
Adult Bible Class Myths: Restoration history isn't important
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Jay Guin wrote 2 years ago: Myth #8. Restoration history isn’t important enough to teach. One of the peculiarities of the … more →
Adult Bible Class Myths: The students aren't listening
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Jay Guin wrote 2 years ago: Myth # 7. When the students look like they aren’t listening, they aren’t listening. I w … more →
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