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Nikolaus Zinzendorf:
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Author Archives: Jason
On Preaching: Information and Inspiration
I think it’s easy to think of preaching as a mere transaction of information from pulpit to congregation. To be fair, one of the aims of preaching should be to present the truths of Scripture in clear and understandable terms. … Continue reading
Posted in Gospel, Ministry, Missiology, Preaching, Scripture
Tagged Evangelism, Fred Craddock, Preaching, Romans 12.2, St. Francis of Assisi
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LOST Season Six: A Spoiler
I know some of you like your LOST to be spoiler-free, so I won’t spill the beans. But I came across this over at EW.com and wanted to share it here. If you want to discuss, leave a comment. I’ll … Continue reading
Jack Speak
Over the past few months, our little Jackson has become quite the big talker. But if you’re not around him very often, it might be difficult for you to interpret what he’s saying. So here’s a little glossary of sorts … Continue reading
On Preaching: Interpretation
Preaching always occurs within a particular context. As such, the sermon functions as a culturally-embedded testimony to the timeless truth of the text. But the sermon rises out of the unique experiences and life of the local body of disciples. … Continue reading
Posted in Jesus, Preaching, Scripture
Tagged Biblical Interpretation, Preaching, Worship
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On Preaching: Community
Preaching is the communal act of proclamation in the worship-life of a body of disciples. Preaching begins with community. Preaching cannot occur apart from the context of the body of Christ. The very act of proclamation is communal by nature; … Continue reading
Rob Bell on Ministry
If I can find the time tomorrow, I want to begin a series on preaching that I’ve been mulling over for about a year now. I know a lot of blogs focus on the particular vocation of the blogger; I’ve … Continue reading
Free Music: Great Lake Swimmers
It’s late on a Saturday night, but just in case you’re interested, I thought I’d let you know about Amazon’s Free Song of the Day over at their MP3 store. Today’s special is “Pulling On A Line” by Canadian folk … Continue reading
2009 MLB Awards
With the 2009 postseason winding down, it’s just about time to hand out the hardware on the regular season. Here are my thoughts; the actual winners will be announced sometime in mid-November. AL MVP: Joe Mauer Was there any doubt? … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball
Tagged 2009 MLB Season, Albert Pujols, Andrew Bailey, Chris Carpenter, Joe Mauer, Tommy Hanson, Zack Greinke
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Before He Speaks
Yikes. Looks like I need to come up with a new sermon illustration for Sunday. And I soooooo wanted to tell everybody about Sunny’s latest run-in with the law. There goes that one. And for the record, she doesn’t snore.
The Best Hitter of his Generation
As if the Cardinals’ October no-show wasn’t bad enough, the title of this article at NESN is enough to stop me in my tracks. Please, Albert. Don’t do this to me. Cards ownership over the years has been notorious loathe … Continue reading