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Reflections on Catalyst One-Day Conference | Full Contact Christianity

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Biblical Vision for Doctrine, Culture and Lifestyle. Reflections on Catalyst One-Day Conference. By any biblically recognizable definition, these guys are not pastors. The organizations they lead are not churches — again, by any biblically recognizable standard. In some circles, that would be the whole critique. There was a time when that would have been my. The organization itself, however, is not a church. It is a monastic order. Craig Groeschel is not a pastor, he’s the next Ignatius of Loyola...A Bib...

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Print Culture | Full Contact Christianity

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Biblical Vision for Doctrine, Culture and Lifestyle. Eight Notes on the Art of Reading. I had occasion to write down some reflections on the art of reading for a friend. Here are some selections:. The really big pieces of advice for readers are the same as for writers:. Figure out your process and stick to it. Everything else is subordinate to those. Accept reading into your life as a discipline that you will mostly practice in the interstices of your schedule, when other people are doing nothing. I usua...

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Healing | Full Contact Christianity

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Biblical Vision for Doctrine, Culture and Lifestyle. I had opportunity to speak recently on healing. You’ll find my notes below. Https:/ fullcontactchristianity.files.wordpress.com/2015/04/healing-11apr2015-mosaic.mp3. Our focus this month is on the resurrection. Chesterton: “Christendom has had a series of revolutions and in each one of them Christianity has died. Christianity has died many times and risen again; for it had a God who knew the way out of the grave.”. How the Western Church lost healing.

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AWANA | Full Contact Christianity

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Biblical Vision for Doctrine, Culture and Lifestyle. Colorado Springs Conference 2011. My thanks to Chad and Karen Wells for inviting me back to this year’s conference, and to Hilltop Baptist for hosting us all again this year. You can find handouts and audio for each of this year’s presentations below. 8220;Speaking to One Another in Psalms” handout. And audio (I have to edit the file; sorry. Be a day or two.). 8220;Telling the Big Story” (for T&T) handout. 8220;Coaching Prayer” handout. 8220;The Lost A...

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Eight Notes on the Art of Reading | Full Contact Christianity

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Biblical Vision for Doctrine, Culture and Lifestyle. Eight Notes on the Art of Reading. I had occasion to write down some reflections on the art of reading for a friend. Here are some selections:. The really big pieces of advice for readers are the same as for writers:. Figure out your process and stick to it. Everything else is subordinate to those. Accept reading into your life as a discipline that you will mostly practice in the interstices of your schedule, when other people are doing nothing. I usua...

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Meditations | Full Contact Christianity

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Biblical Vision for Doctrine, Culture and Lifestyle. An Introduction to Spiritual Disciplines. I had occasion to address Mosaic Church. On the subject of spiritual disciplines. In this sermon, I don’t present a bunch of options so much as I aim for the heart of what makes a life of spiritual discipline that moves us closer to God instead of just building a better Pharisee. I hope you find it helpful. Comments Off on An Introduction to Spiritual Disciplines. Posted by Tim Nichols. All the cool kids still ...

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Uncategorized | Full Contact Christianity

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Biblical Vision for Doctrine, Culture and Lifestyle. Which of us has never lashed out at someone else for exhibiting the traits we most dislike in ourselves? Which of us has never acted with total disregard for others because at that moment, we were so involved in our own pain that we had no room for loving anyone else? Which of us has not sought to hurt someone back, to give as good as we got? Comments Off on All Too Human. Posted by Tim Nichols. When I eat the bread and drink the wine of the Lord&#8217...

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Person/Proposition | Full Contact Christianity

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Biblical Vision for Doctrine, Culture and Lifestyle. 8230;but He never really does. 8220;Hey, do you think God could really speak today? Could He reveal Himself to someone with a thought, an impression, a circumstance? Sure Shoot, He could do an audible voice if He wanted to. Nobody really thinks God. Do it He’s God, after all.”. 8220;Great. Glad we’re on the same page about that. So last night, when I was praying, God said. 8220;Wait. What do you mean, ‘God said’? 8220;Oh come on! In advance of all the ...

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Writings | Full Contact Christianity

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Biblical Vision for Doctrine, Culture and Lifestyle. You can find my Free Grace Food Fight. Pages by clicking the links. Fellowship Community Chapel Position Papers. How I Use Greek and Hebrew in my Teaching. 1 John 1:9, Confession of Sin, and the Teaching of the Word. Emotion, Objectivity, and Divine Viewpoint. The Total Contradiction between Christianity and Unbelief. Liturgy, part 1: Against Liturgy-Bashing. Liturgy, part 2: Unity and Music. Audio of the original presentation is now available here.