Category: Culture
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I value the relationships I have developed online. One of the great benefits of online social media is finding people who have similar interests or passions. Chances are, you would never meet these people if it weren’t for the internet. I also value the relationships I have developed with people in the various communities I…
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“You probably won’t like this, but I work at a liquor store.” I had asked this gentleman what he does for a living after just telling him that I was recently hired as a pastor. My first experience being stereotyped as a pastor. I have to admit, I didn’t like it. I recently read an…
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I plan on writing a review of Culture Making once I’m done reading it, but I wanted to write an article on one of Andy Crouch’s points because I think it’s worth emphasizing. He makes the statement that “real culture making… begins with a decision about which cultural world… we will attempt to make something of.” ((From…
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Jesus looked up and saw the rich putting their gifts into the offering box,and he saw a poor widow put in two small copper coins. And he said, ‘Truly, I tell you, this poor widow has put in more than all of them. For they all contributed out of their abundance, but she out of her poverty put in all she had to live…
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It is a common Christian stereotype, and it is what often keeps people out of the church. There was a fairly large study conducted not long ago, which was published in a book called unChristian. In it, there is a 25 page chapter dedicated to this description of Christians: hypocritical. hypocrisy: “the practice of claiming…
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This post will be a shameless plug for Prairie Bible Institute. I believe it is important for all Christians (yes, ALL Christians!) to experience at least one year of Bible College, and I believe Prairie offers an excellent option for those considering a one year program. Here are some reasons: 1. Understand what you believe. …
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Thoughts from a Puritan prayer. Christians, let us in every situation: escape the temptations to which we are exposed, work diligently at all the tasks given to us, enjoy with moderation all the benefits of awarded us, improve the usefulness of those same benefits, And may every place and every person we encounter be benefitted…
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