So this sermon took a different twist. I set out to speak about relational principles (which began to feel like I would be reminding people of what they learned in 2nd grade). Instead, the thrust of this became about the wisdom (or the joy!) of handling relationships and the rest of life the way we
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Guest Bloggers: Melissa McCreery, VP of Development at Kilns College My husband and I—along with a multitude of other people across the country—went to see Lincoln on it’s opening weekend. The movie brought in $21 million that weekend—quite a sizable income considering it was up against Twilight’s Breaking Dawn and Skyfall, the latest James Bond
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I just received some pictures from the trip I was on this October with Food for the Hungry (FH) in Ethiopia and Kenya. Here’s a shot of a few of us as we crossed the Chalbi Desert of Northern Kenya. FH is doing some amazing work in the nomadic parts of Northern Kenya with agricultural markets,
Guest Bloggers: Mike & Ann Mara Kijabe, Kenya, is a small village situated about an hours drive from the bustling capitol city of Nairobi. The main road out of the city winds its way up over 8,000 feet elevation along the rim of the Great Rift Valley. As one slowly ascends in elevation, the views
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By Guest Blogger: Rick Gerhardt. My wife and I had the great privilege recently to enjoy a weekend retreat (in Texas’ hill country) during which we interacted with the topic of creation care in the life of the church. The theme of the weekend was “Creation, Church, and Community,” and the speakers were Eugene Peterson
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If you haven’t checked out Redux at askquestions.tv lately, you should take a look! The people working on it are constantly making improvements and adding features to the site. Here are a few things you should know about it: For Skeptics – For Skeptics is a fantastic resource for people who are curious about Christianity
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Editor’s Note: Ben Larson is the Director of Performing Arts at Antioch Church. By Guest Blogger: Ben Larson “Ninety-nine percent of failures come from people who have the habit of making excuses.” ― George Washington Carver I have a confession to make: I am guilty of first degree failure. Everyone fails. It’s part of being a
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Here’s my best shot at unpacking the nature of faith in the Christian life. Take a look or share with a friend!
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