Perfuming the world with the health-giving odor of his grace
5 Jul 2008 9:32pm GMT On 2 Corinthians 2:12-3:6. Some initial notes on this passage. Initially we get a personal insight into the turmoil of Paul's ministry. He's desperate to see Titus and get news of the Corinthians, so much so that he passes up a open door for the gospel in Troas to move on and find Titus. We're not told whether that was a mistake or not on Paul's part. Just that it happened. As Paul goes around
Musings in Contemporary Ecclesiology
5 Jul 2008 1:24pm GMT Picking up on some of the discussions that led me to write 'parachurch' that loves the local church, Mo muses on the nature of Christian leadership: "The reason we think the church is important is because the Bible says it is. Because we all sit under its perfect guiding rule. Church leaders like myself would do well to heed what it says about what leadership means and be careful not to sinfully
Don't waste your life (Newfrontiers Amsterdam)
4 Jul 2008 1:44pm GMT I love Sean Green. I love what God is doing through him and with him. I love his passion for Jesus and his love for the church. I've loved watching God grow Reading Family Church. I've loved partnering with them. And this is just stinks of being really cool gospel-foolishness through which I'm sure God will do more than any of us can imagine:
The #1 Strategy for Serving the Church!
4 Jul 2008 7:52am GMT "To tamper with the gospel is always to trouble the church. You cannot touch the gospel and leave the church untouched, because the church is created and lives by the gospel. ... The best way to serve the church is to believe and to preach the gospel." John Stott, in The Message of Galatians BST
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4 Jul 2008 7:40am GMT BBC: The Jerusalem Declaration - hope for Anglicans? Gledhill: Jim Packer says Rowan Williams should resign eBay: Life weighs 21 grams and costs £192,000 Abraham: Great instruction directs us toward ideas, while helping us feel like we’re genuinely finding these ideas ourselves... 9Marks.org: Love your wife Tim Keller: The Prodigal God - follow-up to The Reason for God, exploring the