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What they’re saying about Off the RACE Track
Off the Race Track–From Color-Blind to Color-Kind is a kind, nonpolitical, and inspiring resource for racial reconciliation and healing America’s racial wounds. Here is what people are saying about it: Commissioner Israel L. Gaither, first black National Commander, The Salvation … Continue reading
Posted in acts of kindness, American history, be kind, black history, Black history month, colorblind, healing racism, history, institutional racism, kindness, multi-racial, multi-racial church, racial healing, racial reconciliation, racism, Salvation Army, Steve Simms, The Salvation Army, Uncategorized
Tagged book, book review, diversity, Israel Gaither, Joe Calloway, Off the RACE Track, quotes, race
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ONE is so good you want to mark it up!
ONE isn’t a book that you just browse through once and then are done with. I’ve been combing it over for months now, underlining, taking notes, sharing it with others; and I’m still getting so much from it. ONE grabs … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Bible concepts, Bible interpretation, Bible quotations, Bible quotes, Bible study, guidebooks, handbook, owner's manual, quotation, Quotations, quote, reading, spiritual reading, textbooks, Uncategorized, what the Bible says about
Tagged book review, books, Christian books, Goodreads, Henry Hon, one, Oneness in Christ, quotes, unity of the body of Christ
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When Christians meet heart to heart, it’s ONEderful!
Here are some quotes from the book, ONE: Unfolding God’s Eternal Purpose From House To House that illustrate that when Christ-followers meet from house to house, it’s ONEderful! Google “Amazon’s One Unfolding Purpose.” “According to New Testament revelation, every believer should be … Continue reading
Posted in Christian community, Christian unity, church community, freedom, freedom in Christ, house church, New Testament church, organic church, organic church blogs, simple church, Uncategorized
Tagged amazon, book review, books, church, Google, Henry Hon, ONE: Unfolding God's Eternal Purpose, priesthood of the believer, quotes
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Can Christians ever get on the same page?
Here’s my review of ONE: Unfolding God’s Eternal Purpose From House To House by Henry Hon A fresh, encouraging view of the body of Christ on August 9, 2017 Format: Paperback If you want bold ideas based on solid, biblical theology, you … Continue reading
Posted in body life, body of Christ, book, ekklesia, ekklesias, ministry, organic church, priesthood of the believer, Quotes, Uncategorized, unity, worship
Tagged book review, Christian unity, Christianity, Henry Hon, Jesus prayer one, John 17:21, one, theology
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“No Fear” by Tony Perkins
The book, “No Fear — Real Stories of a Courageous New Generation Standing for Truth”, by Tony Perkins, starts out on the wrong foot. It begins with a lie! The very first story Perkins chooses to tell about someone “standing … Continue reading
Posted in courage, testimonies, Uncategorized
Tagged book review, books, no fear, Tony Perkins
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Learn to whitewater raft on Holy Spirit rivers
Jesus said: “Whoever believes in me, as Scripture has said, rivers of living water will flow from within them.” This book is about learning how to whitewater raft on the rivers of the Holy Spirit. Leon Fontaine boldly proclaims “It’s … Continue reading
Posted in body of Christ, Christian spirituality, Christianity, clergy, clergy/laity, Ephesians 4:12, hearing God, hearing the Holy Spirit, hearing the Spirit, Holy Spirit a person, how the body of Christ functions, how to grow spiritually, John 7:38, rivers of living water, spiritual adventure, spiritual church, spirituality, Uncategorized
Tagged Blogging for Books, book review, books, Holy Spirit, Leon Fontaine, quotes, Spirit Contemporary Life, whitewater rafting
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“Bride(zilla)”–A Radical Diagnosis Without Bold Answers
The Bride(zilla) of Christ — what a bold and radical assessment of church by authors Ted Kluck and Ronnie Martin. Here are some of their observations about church as it is usually done in the Western world: “One of my most … Continue reading
Posted in a new reformation, body of Christ, bride of Christ, Bridezilla of Christ, church decline, church hurt, consumerism, ekklesia, house church, how the body of Christ functions, organic church, radical reformation, reformation, Rodney King, simple church, Uncategorized, worship
Tagged Body of Christ, book review, Bride(zilla), Christianity, church, evangelicals, quote, Ronnie Martin, Ted Kluck
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Hangin’ with Mother Teresa
I’m inspired and challenged! I feel like I have been spending time with Mother Teresa. If you have ever thought that you would have liked to meet and visit with Mother Teresa, now is your chance. You can read her … Continue reading
Posted in forgiveness, hearing God, hearing God's voice, humility, inner peace, nonviolence, peace with God, prolife, prolife prochoice, right to choose, right to life, Uncategorized
Tagged A Call To Mercy, abortion, book review, Father Brian Kolodiejchuk, Mother Teresa, peace, prayer, quotes
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Link to Gloria Gaither’s review of Beyond Church
Check out Gloria Gaither’s review of my book Beyond Church: An Invitation To Experience The Lost Word Of The Bible–Ekklesia in Homecoming Magazine at this link. To get a copy in Kindle or paperback go to Amazon.
Posted in Beyond Church, changes in worship, contemporary worship, enrich your worship, experiential worship, Gospel music, heart of worship, house church, leading worship, music, new ways to worship, order of worship, organic chruch, praise and worship, programming worship, public worship, simple church, spiritual worship, types of worship, Uncategorized, unconventional worship, worship, worship gathering, worship innovation, worship service, worship wars
Tagged Bill Gaither, book review, Gaither Music, Gloria Gaither, Homecoming, magazine, Southern Gospel
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Gloria Gaither reviewed “Beyond Church”
In the current issue of Homecoming Magazine, Gloria Gaither reviewed Beyond Church: An Invitation To Experience The Lost Word Of The Bible — Ekklesia. Here are some excerpts from Gloria’s Library column: “The way we worship and get our souls fed is changing. Oh, I … Continue reading
Posted in 1 Corinthians 14:26, Acts, Because He Lives, body of Christ, book of Acts, church, church meetings, family of God, Gospel, Gospel music, Greek New Testament, Greek word, I'm so glad I'm a part of the family of God, kingdom of God, music, organic church, participatory church, persecution, simple church, Southern Gospel, Sweet Sweet Spirit, Uncategorized, Western Christianity, Western culture, Western society, When you come together
Tagged Beyond Church, book review, ekklesia, Gaither Music, Gloria Gaither, Homecoming, Homecoming Magazine, the Gaithers
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