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As I was traveling over the weekend I listened to a few sermons from a wide variety of pastors:  Charles Stanley, Jon Weece (Southland Christian Church) and Mark Driscoll.
Driscoll had an excellent sermon on the Cross from his doctrine series – if you don’t mind the fact that he used the phrase “I don’t give [...]

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I am posting this on Sunday night instead of Monday morning because I will be on my way to WV on Monday morning to pick up Max.  Sydney is going with me and it will be good to have the company of my little girl!
What a great day it has been.  When the second worship gathering [...]

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Well, I’m back from West Virginia.  Had a nice couple of days there.  Max and I had a good time together.  He listened to The Magic Tree House, Just So Stories (Rudyard Kipling), Geronimo Stilton and Stink (Junie B. Jones little brother) on his I-Pod.  Apparently  he spent most of his time with The Magic [...]

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I was intrigued to read an article in Revmagazine this week about our sociological need for three kinds of space.  People, its seems, move on a continuum from public space to social space to private space.  As the article points out, this should have churches thinking because we do really well at providing public space, somewhat well [...]

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The discipleship team at GCF recently decided that during the Easter Season (between yesterday and Pentecost Sunday at the end of May) that we would focus on joy as a church-wide theme.
I just finished doing a bit of searching at Amazon.com to find out what books on joy are floating around out in the world.  [...]

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At our Monday staff meeting at GCF we were looking at some responses to a survey about what people were experiencing during worship this past Sunday.  One member of the staff asked, “what do we expect to happen in worship?”
This lead to a lengthy discussion in the meeting that became a long train of thought for me throughout the [...]

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