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17 years ago @ ChurchCrunch - Google Analytics on Yo... · 0 replies · +1 points

Oh. This looks delicious. Thanks for the link.

17 years ago @ LifeChurch.tv Church O... - Leveraging Ministry On... · 0 replies · +1 points

@brandon thanks for clarifying. Now that makes sense to me.

17 years ago @ Human3rror - Caption Please. · 0 replies · +1 points

Beauty and the Beast: The Early Years

17 years ago @ LifeChurch.tv Church O... - Watch Parties Work! · 0 replies · +1 points

I plan on hosting one for our small group in three weeks. (We meet everyother week, and this coming week is already planned, but we'll DO IT for sure!)

17 years ago @ LifeChurch.tv Church O... - Leveraging Ministry On... · 3 replies · +1 points

Mmmm. Great post, DJ. I have a tough time with the collaborative teaching/content part. That may not have been what you meant, but it's how I'm getting it.

For me, the Internet isn't a tool to create authoritative teachers out of every Christian. In most cases in life, as well as the Church, not all opinions are equal. Giving Scriptural authority to the majority doesn't seem safe or Biblical to me. Of course, that's my opinion, but I'd love to hear more on that.

Other than that, I'm totally digging the article!!! :)

17 years ago @ TonyMorganLive.com - All Talk. No action. · 0 replies · +1 points

The mantra of minimum commitment is shown here. There's a generation that has been raised to think that praying for something is equal to doing something. As Furtick says, "Pray for God to do what only He can do, while you do what only you can do." In other words, pray AND do.

For too long, spreading awareness has been considered philanthropy. That sucks and it's not true.

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