Month: September 2014
The Parable-Life by Cole Bodkin
September 10, 2014
Do you ever find yourself struggling with bridging the horizons from ancient to modern? Recently, I was allotted the task…
Birthing A Church by Michael Smith
September 8, 2014
As pastors we have to understand that as we serve our church, it will begin to look like us. Our shared life will rub off on each other. We will take on the DNA of that local church body and always carry it with us. And part of who we are will always stay with them. We are related after all, and we will start to look like each other.
Doubt’s Big Bang by Talbot Davis
September 6, 2014
I have known for several years that on some level behavior precedes doubt.
In other words, we don’t arrive at our shadow of doubt by objective analysis of relevant facts; instead, most of us begin to act a certain way and then circle back around and develop some doubts to substantiate that behavior.
We don’t think our way into doubting. We (mis)behave our way into it.
When Leaders Need To Be Led by Elizabeth Glass Turner
September 3, 2014
It took a while to realize what I was missing. It does sometimes. It took sitting in a pew to…