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The Encounters As long as I can remember, my close-knit family has always done life alone. You see, chronic illnesses

The Encounters As long as I can remember, my close-knit family has always done life alone. You see, chronic illnesses

Awhile back, I wrote a blogpost, “Theology is not Just for Theologians.” Fairly recently Edmond Sanganyado ran a post (“Becoming a

I am pointed in my conversations with all the men and women that come to our recovery program: we think

“You either love Jesus or you love your sin.” It was a true-ish statement, but it was so simplistic that

Preaching is the priority of Christian ministry. It is the most important aspect of ministry within the church because all

In part 1 of my advice on how to listen to a sermon, I said that listening to a sermon

Yesterday I wrote about four things to look for when listening to a sermon. My aim was to get at

Disclaimer: I don’t mean for the title of this blog post to sound so self-serving. “I want this, I want