Worship Wednesday: The Parable of the Sheep and the Goats

By: Casey Zachary From Matthew 25:31-46 I once heard a debate between JD Crossan and NT Wright concerning the Resurrection. Both talked about their disappointment with the majority of the church that possesses the type of retreatist attitude that is associated with those who see the world as going to

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A post from our good friend at GLA

Read a post by Dixie here. When a box is more than a box.  Very few of us get the privilege to care for kids that go home to Jesus.  But what a privilege it is and an honor from God.

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Hymn: There’s Power in the Blood…in Kreyol

***Just to pique your interest for tomorrow’s devotional post, there will be a reference to Super Mario Brothers’ Warp Zones. [chirbit:http://chirb.it/3ncnFE] We are going old school (so old school that “power” doesn’t even have an “e”) with a classic hymn….enjoy Would you be free from the burden of sin? There’s

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Missions Monday: C.T. Studd

C.T. Studd was an English pioneer missionary that worked in China, India, and Africa lived from 1863-1931. He was a son of a wealthy planter, Studd was converted under D.L. Moody in 1876, educated at Cambridge, and played cricket for the English national team. He was one of the famous

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“It is Jesus who heals, not I”

By: Volunteer Jess Lehman Jesus is at work. mir·a·cle – noun: 1. an effect or extraordinary event in the physical world that surpasses all known human or natural powers and is ascribed to a supernatural cause.

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Worship Wednesday: Final Thoughts on Isaiah 58

By: Casey Zachary Isaiah 58 One additional way this text should impact Christians in regards to turning inward versus turning outward is how churches engage the communities in which they live. There is a heavy tilt towards an academic emphasis in preparing pastors for ministry. This transfers over to their

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