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The Parable of the Two Motors
This a helpful parable from Robert Fitts about the role of leaders in the local church. In every car there are two motors – one runs on gasoline and the other on electricity. The gasoline motor … more →
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The Parable of the Two Motors
wrote 1 month ago: This a helpful parable from Robert Fitts about the role of leaders in the local church. In every car … more →
The Sunday Morning Obsession
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wrote 2 months ago: This is an excerpt from Lance Ford. Sadly Sunday Morning ‘church’ seems to be the highli … more →
Is 'two or three gathered' church? - Frank Viola
wrote 4 months ago: Frank Viola on the Postchurch Perspective Is “where two or more are gathered” a church? … more →
CONSUMER CHURCH - It's a joke ... right?
wrote 5 months ago: I got this via my Facebook friend, Keith Bates from Narrabri. Unfortunately it’s very real. … more →
Consumer Church
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wrote 5 months ago: I’ve been thinking this week about the trend in NortAm towards “Consumer Church”. McChurch. I know t … more →
The Collapse of Evangelicalism - Part 2
wrote 5 months ago: Continuing Maurice Smith’s great article – this is the encouraging part. The Collapse … more →
The Collapse of Evangelicalism – Part 1
wrote 5 months ago: This is a reprint of an excellent article by Maurice Smith of the Parousia Network. It’s a bit … more →
COLGATE CHRISTIANS
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wrote 6 months ago: ” …though by this time you ought to be teachers, you need someone to teach you … a … more →
Child Phobias and Church Consumerism
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wrote 9 months ago: Considering how my last church plant update spoke of my new church taking me out of my comfort zone … more →
the power of the machine...
wrote 1 year ago: Michael Phelps is an amazing swimmer. Watching him in the Olympics has been a thrill and to say tha … more →
WILLOW CREEK MOVES FROM PROGRAMS TO PRACTISES
wrote 1 year ago: I picked the following off Kerry Denten’s site The Wind Farm where it is actually a reprint of … more →
