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Let’s not wander too far away from this — This is how much God loved the world: He gave his Son, his one and only Son. And this is why: so that no one need be destroyed; by believing in…
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BONUS BLOG: sharing, and then sharing
Shared with appropriate permission, and what you really need to know what she said as some sloshed out: “It leaks!” Yes. May it be so!
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How’s Your Church See Itself? – part five
One of our United Methodist Bishops wasn’t kidding — “We hope that every congregation will see itself as a mission station to serve others,” said Bishop Mike Conner, “and not as a religious club where the members expect to be…
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BONUS BLOG: learning to trust again = Lent?
From today’s entry in Disciplines 2026 (published by The Upper Room) — During the season of Lent and getting closer to the Cross, it becomes even harder to believe in God’s promises. How can life come out of death? How…
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How’s Your Church See Itself? – part four
What would you change in your church’s weekly schedule if this hope were enacted? “We hope that every congregation will see itself as a mission station to serve others, and not as a religious club where the members expect to…
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BONUS BLOG: How’s Your Church See Itself? – part three
“We hope that every congregation will see itself as a mission station to serve others, and not as a religious club where the members expect to be pampered.” — Bishop Mike Conner Imagine taking that call seriously. What’s one change…
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Ash Wednesday: remember that we are to dust, and to the dust we shall return
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Ash Wednesday, Lent and…Yeah
With gratitude to colleague and online friend Elle Dowd, quoting Rose Prendeville — “What radicalized you?” “The Stations of the Cross during Lent when I was 9.”
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How’s Your Church See Itself? – part two
“We hope that every congregation will see itself as a mission station to serve others, and not as a religious club where the members expect to be pampered.” — Bishop Mike Conner Switch the speaker from being a United Methodist…
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How’s Your Church See Itself?
“We hope that every congregation will see itself as a mission station to serve others, and not as a religious club where the members expect to be pampered.” — Bishop Mike Conner
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