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

Joined December 2009
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Praying for your dad brother
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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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The upside-down nature of Gospel “The way up is down. The way to lead is to serve. The way to get happiness is to seek happiness not for yourself but for others. The way to be truly rich is to give wealth away.” T. Keller
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La naturaleza invertida del evangelio “El camino hacia arriba es hacia abajo. La forma de liderar es servir. La forma de obtener la felicidad es buscar la felicidad no para uno mismo sino para los demás. La forma de ser verdaderamente rico es regalar la riqueza ". T.Keller
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As ministers of the Lord Jesus it is extremely important that we always remember that we are replaceable, but that the message that we proclaim - the Gospel - is not.
Como ministros del Señor Jesús es extremadamente importante que siempre recordemos que somos reemplazables, pero que el mensaje que proclamamos - El Evangelio - no lo es.
This Christmas, we need to remember this.