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Category Archives: Tennessee Titans
Church flows from the Spirit; it’s not produced by a program.
Church is God’s orchestra, playing His symphony, as each member focuses on, listens to, and obeys the Conductor — the living, resurrected Jesus Christ. Come and experience God’s orchestra playing in Nashville every Sunday morning at 10:45 as each member … Continue reading
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Does LP Field Have A Message For Nashville? Perhaps. (New Name = Nissan Stadium)
Besides Tennessee Titans’ NFL games, does LP Field have a message for Nashville? Perhaps. Since I wrote this blog post, the name LP Field has been changed to Nissan Stadium. Nisan is a Hebrew word. It is the name of the first … Continue reading
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What The Church Can Learn From Chris Johnson & The Tennessee Titans’ Running Game
Nashville’s Tennessee Titans’ running game has something to teach the church. After a holdout that caused Chris Johnson, the best running back in the National Football League the past three years, to miss all of training camp, the Titans signed him to a $50+ … Continue reading
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