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Returning Biblical Education to the Local Church

Posted in Christian Education, Discipleship, Great Ministries, tagged , , , on January 9, 2009 | 32 Comments »

Returning Biblical
Education to the Local
 Church
 David Alan Black  
It has always intrigued me that the early Christians made such unstoppable progress despite their lack of a professionally-trained clergy. Perhaps there are some lessons we can learn from them today.
I think, for example, of a church in Hawaii that I was a part of many years ago. [...]

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Apply The Bible Three Times A Day For Two Weeks And Call For Another Appointment

Posted in Christian Living, Christianity, Discipleship, tagged , , , on December 10, 2008 | 9 Comments »

There used to be something I believed quite strongly in. That is if you just learned enough bible, you know enough verses things would get better. And the reason people couldn’t stay strong is because they didn’t have enough bible in them. So if someone had a problem hook them up to the bible IV, [...]

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Drive-by Evangelism What I Think It Conveys

Posted in Discipleship, Evangelism, tagged , , on December 5, 2008 | 51 Comments »

This is not an attempt to demean or nullify or to downplay the evangelistic methods of others. I do; however, want to communicate what I think “evangelistic methods” convey to others.
Most of us Christians live in the Christian Bubble.  We have no real intimate relationships with non-believers. A great deal of us wear our morality [...]

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Ever Read a Blog that Made You Say “Whew Got That One Wrong”?

Posted in Discipleship, tagged on December 3, 2008 | 19 Comments »

 
I now have to recant on my post and say to everyone I was wrong on my position but I think I my intentions were correct. My Post on Purate to Steaks has been demolished, disposed, crushed, dissolved and mutilated by this post! Below is a powerful excerpt from it!
It is vitally important that we [...]

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Why The Church Has More Hams Than Shems and Japheths

Posted in Christian Living, Church Leadership, Discipleship, Forgiveness, Reformed Perspective, Studying the Scriptures, tagged , , , , on November 14, 2008 | 18 Comments »

Here are the verses:
20 Noah began to be a man of the soil, and he planted a vineyard. 21 He drank of the wine and became drunk and lay uncovered in his tent. 22 And Ham, the father of Canaan, saw the nakedness of his father and told his two brothers outside. 23 Then Shem and Japheth took a [...]

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Battle Ram Christianity: How Misguided Zealousness Shaped My Relationships

Posted in Christian Living, Discipleship, Theology Applied, tagged , , on November 13, 2008 | 7 Comments »

“You aren’t sharing the Gospel? How can you say you love Jesus”? “What you studying in the scriptures? Nothing!? Man you ain’t going to ever grow like that”! “Relational witnessing? What is that? I can’t find that in my bible!”. “You go to who’s church? Man, don’t you know that your pastor and Jakes, Dollar, [...]

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Discipling Our Children: The Redemptive Story and A Biblical Worldview

Posted in Christian Living, Reformed Perspective, Studying the Scriptures, Theology Applied, tagged , , on August 21, 2008 | 9 Comments »

One of the greatest tools I have gotten in discipling  are the catechisms above. My son who is about 2.5 years old has learned a 2 verses and 3 questions. The books are broken out by age group. It is a bit more simplistic than the other Catechisms that are out and I believe the [...]

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13 Letters Curriculum Preview (long overdue)

Posted in Discipleship, Holy Hip Hop, tagged , on June 4, 2008 | 1 Comment »

This is long overdue however I just wanted to share some information with you about the 13 Letters curriculum which should be available shortly from Reach Life (www.reachlife.org). I also attempted to include another video but it didn’t work out for me. You can find it here at www.reachlife.org/13letters
1. If you are heading up or [...]

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