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Merge With Care
Over the last few months, in what ways have you seen your faith and everyday life become more “mixed”? How has that changed you? How has it challenged you? Here’s one more question: How have others in your life—both Christian … Continue reading
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Tagged character, growing out, life and faith intersect, outreach, service
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The D-Word (Discipline)
Got a bag of M&Ms or potato chips? Go get a candy or chip one right now—but only one. Then we’ll talk. Ready? Good. Last Wednesday, we looked at what it takes to commit ourselves to pursuing the better things … Continue reading
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Tagged character, discipline, growing out, self-control, spiritual disciplines
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Loving What’s REALLY Good
There’s a very revealing scene in the movie Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone, as Harry encounters the Mirror of Erised. Watch it here and the first couple minutes of here, then consider: • What do you think of Dumbledore’s … Continue reading
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Tagged character, giving control to God, growing out, lay down your dreams
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Following Jesus to Work
Think of the last sports competition you watched where there was a questionable call, or the last story you read involving some kind of cheating scandal. How did watching or reading about it make you feel—especially if it involved your … Continue reading
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Tagged character, competition, growing out, Jesus in the workplace
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For the Love of Money
What’s one snack or other food you regularly craved as a kid? For me it was Buitoni Instant Pizza. (Sorry, this was the only image I could find — on a Facebook fan site, no less.) Well, any pizza. And … Continue reading
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Tagged character, growing out, john calvin, money, richard foster, Ronald Walborn and Frank Cha
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Address Your Stress
When have you felt like you’ve had more things thrown at you than you could handle? How do you normally respond when that happens? Not all stress is bad. But when it costs us life with God, we have a … Continue reading
