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Monthly Archives: July 2017
Welcoming you to go to hell
…You travel over land and sea to win a single convert, and when you have succeeded, you make them twice as much a child of hell as you are. ~ Matthew 23:15 Continue reading
Posted in Obstacles, Opportunity, Walking the Walk
Tagged Adam Hamilton, Church, false teaching, forgiven, forgiveness, hell, Jesus, open doors, repent, sin, UMC, United Methodist Church
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Inconsiderate Believers
On a Samaritan’s Purse mission trip, lights out is 10 pm and lights on is at 6 am. Regarding the lights on, I take that to mean that lights are not to come on before 6 am. I do not … Continue reading
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Getting the kids out of bed
Diane and I woke up in Greenbrier County WV this morning for another short term (week long) mission trip. We are sleeping in a church. This week there are about 50 high school kids around the church campus working with … Continue reading
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How the enemy steals and destroys
Sometimes I talk a good game, but I do fear the devil. I read about what he did to Job. I see how he takes down pastors, church leaders, and public professors of faith like Hugh Freeze. Continue reading
Posted in Hard times, Obstacles, Walking the Walk
Tagged Church, church leader, church staff, deacon, elder, football, human trafficking, Jesus, ole miss, pastor, priest, temptation
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“I am tired of all the negativity on Facebook”
Let me begin by saying I am not tired of all the negativity. No, wait. That does not sound right. What I mean is that the title of today’s post is to make a point. As far as negativity, I … Continue reading
Posted in Opportunity, prayer
Tagged Baillie, Church, depression, Facebook, Jesus, negativity, positivity, prayer, UMC, United Methodist Church
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Maybe one more prayer will do it
Bart Millard from MercyMe shared a testimony about how he feels about his son who has been a diabetic since he was 2 years old. His son is now a teenager. He said as they were leaving a doctors appointment, … Continue reading
If 80% of the church is lost
I do not know what we can do about the fact that the world judges the church by the 80% of the church that is not committed to Jesus. Continue reading
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When we think God needs us
He never looks at Jesus and asks, “Oh great, Scott has let me down. What am I going to do now?” Continue reading
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Things required of Christians
This morning as I was watering the plants outside the front of the church I found a cigarette butt pressed down in the soil of one of them. It is not uncommon to find cigarette butts outside the church. We … Continue reading
Posted in Walking the Walk
Tagged Church, clean water, dinner, food pantry, funeral, God, Holy Spirit, hopsitality, humility, hungry, Jesus, love, thirsty
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How quickly we forget
Yesterday I was baking some cookies for the guys working on the church. The timer on my phone went off and they needed two more minutes. Since I would not be leaving the kitchen, I did not set the timer … Continue reading
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