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Christian, Husband, Father, and Pastor. In that order and without exceptions.

Joined December 2009
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Think of fanatical people. They’re overbearing, insensitive, and harsh. Why? It’s not because they are too Christian but because they are not Christian enough. They are fanatically zealous, but they are not fanatically humble, sensitive, empathetic, or forgiving—as Christ was.
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Scripture > Feelings Scripture > Intuition Scripture > Majority Values Scripture > Minority Values Scripture > Party Scripture > Culture Scripture > Race Scripture > Tribe The Truth > My Truth
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While God is blessing a man publicly he is often emptying him privately.
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The Church participates in the mission only by virtue of its participation in the Holy Spirit. – at Brent, London
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When our Lord stretched forth his hand to heal a leper, there was no evangelistic strategy attached to the act. It was a pure outflow of the divine love into the world, and needed no further justification. Such should be the Church’s deeds of service. – at Brent, London
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There can never be a culture-free gospel. Yet the gospel, which is from the beginning to the end embodied in culturally conditioned forms, calls into question all cultures, including the one in which it was originally embodied. – at Brent, London
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There can never be a culture-free gospel. Yet the gospel, which is from the beginning to the end embodied in culturally conditioned forms, calls into question all cultures, including the one in which it was originally embodied. – at Brent, London
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Principales causas de muerte en el 2020 🙈🙈🙈
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Happy Birthday #MLK! #LeadersLead
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Character matters.
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If I could hear Christ praying for me in the next room, I would not fear a million enemies. Yet distance makes no difference. He is praying for me. — Robert Murray M’Cheyne
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We need at least two types of gospel presentations. For a traditional person, the meaning of life is to be good. For a postmodern person, the meaning of life is to be free.
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Can one who goes the way of the Cross sit in the seat of Pilate when it falls vacant? A church that sees the cross of Jesus as the central event of history can never identify any political order with the reign of God. – at Brent, London
The demonization and dehumanization of the other side must stop. When professing Christians do it, it is triply wrong.
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The Early Church Christian social project was a unique kind of human community that defied categories. It had at least five elements: *Multi-racial and multi-ethnic *Highly committed to caring for the poor and marginalized *Non-retaliatory, marked by a commitment to forgiveness
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1) Pondering Jer.22:13 NLT(1996): And the Lord says, “Destruction is certain forJehoiakim, who builds his palace with forced labor. By not paying wages, he builds injustice into its walls and oppression into its door frames and ceilings. “
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Lo que mi oración no consiga, mis esfuerzos no lo harán. Cuando yo trabajo, yo trabajo. Cuando yo oro, Dios trabaja!🎯
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Today, Juneteenth, commemorating the end of American slavery, seems like a good day for Christians of every political and partisan persuasion to stop for just a moment and thank God for ending several centuries of man-stealing, oppression, and bloodshed. 1/5
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