tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-62579632012-01-20T23:47:40.466-05:00...on being a fish in the God's net.Tedhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/14296574354919206899noreply@blogger.comBlogger51100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6257963.post-55998838265471724932010-03-06T11:07:00.001-05:002010-03-06T11:16:45.265-05:00

Our Passion for God’s Word… We can be passionate about a lot of things, right? There’s probably some subject that really lights you up when somebody brings it up in conversation. He could be talking about fishing, and make some inaccurate comment fly fishing, and that is all you need! So what happens when someone at church mentions something he learned from a Bible verse this past week – does

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Show Christ As Christians seeking to mature in our walk with Christ, most of us occasionally go through the exercise of making a resolution. Something short, perhaps, of the OT Jew's vow before God, but for us as Christians, we usually make this resolution in the context of Christian growth. We grow in our walk to the place where we realize this new goal is important, worth while, and right. So,

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Go with me to the great Olympic stadium – a 100,000 spectators getting quickly to their seats – they see the runners going to their places. This is no ordinary race, but the final challenge of the day, a race these chosen few have prepared for with years of discipline and determination. A mother sees her son, number 23, and shouts his name into the roar of the crowd. A coach watches his prodigy

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Today's Christianity seems to work on the basis of not wanting to disrupt a person's lifestyle. The evangelical church seems to take the approach that everything has to be"comfortable" and "appealing" to the "seeker". We apply Paul's axiom of "all things to all people" so enthusiastically that it clouds the banner call to "hold fast to the faithful Word".Today's evangelical church seems to want

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I was a mess until Jesus found me! I was working hard, the family was doing ok, but I was struggling inside. Oh, my wife loved me, and Dad liked my work. I enjoyed working with him & my brother Andrew, and the fishing business was doing pretty well – especially once Andrew and I had begun working with him! Dad felt I was really getting the hang of this fishing thing, and others agreed, I had

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