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Tag Archives: Steve Simms
My Halfway There podcast interview
My new interview on the Halfway There podcast is up & available at this link: This is from their page: Stories Steve shared: Leaving his Salvation Army church Why he wrote his book The Joy of Early Christianity How resisting … Continue reading
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Christianity like you’ve never see it before!
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Explaining “Off the RACE Track” in only 40 SECONDS
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Posted in American history, black history, Black history month, community, community building, community organizer, Creating Community, history, how to create community, Uncategorized, unity
Tagged #racerelations, America, book, colorblind, diversity, kindness, Off the RACE Track, race, Steve Simms, video
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Some short quotes from Off the RACE Track
Here are some short quotes from my new book: Off the RACE Track–From Color-Blind to Color-Kind. To get a copy or download a Kindle version, search for — Off the RACE Track Steve Simms — on Amazon. “There is much greatness … Continue reading
Posted in acts of kindness, African American experience, African Americans, American history, be kind, black history, Black history month, books, history, love, Love one another, new book, Quotations, Random acts of kindness, Uncategorized
Tagged book, color blind, kindness, Off the RACE Track, quotes, race, race relations, racial reconciliation, Steve Simms
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Poem–The Lost Word Of The Bible
. . . Searching For A Lost Word . . . When the Bible Came into English A word was left behind, Lost and forgotten, Replaced by a weaker word. Perhaps we need The lost word of the Bible To … Continue reading
Posted in a near-hit bolt of lightening, book review, Christian books, done with church, Dones, ekklesia, Greek city-states, Greek language, Greek word, I will build my church, lightening bug, Mark Twain, organic church, Uncategorized
Tagged Beyond Church, Christianity, Lost word of the Bible, poem, quotes, Steve Simms
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SMS; smart man speaking? Or PGP; personal God prompting?
Since the Protestant Reformation, church has been built on a lecture format — one smart man speaking (SMS) to silently siting spectators. However, Jesus taught that His ekklesia (the word was mistranslated into English as church) would be built on … Continue reading
Posted in 1 Corinthians 14:26, book review, church program, church programming, Flesh and blood did not reveal this to you, Holy Spirit promptings, humility, kingdom of God, Matthew 16, promptings of the Spirit, Protestant Reformation, revelation, Spirit-promptings, the Kingdom of God is at hand, Uncategorized, unprogrammed church, unprogrammed meetings
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2014 in review — Free Gas For Your Think Tank!
The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2014 annual report for this blog. Here’s an excerpt: The concert hall at the Sydney Opera House holds 2,700 people. This blog was viewed about 55,000 times in 2014. If it were a … Continue reading
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Free Gas For Your Think Tank (A blog to jog your mind and unclog your heart . . .) 