The 4th of July, a.k.a. Independence Day, is just two days away and very difficult to celebrate in the United Kingdom. Just think about that for a second and you’ll understand why. We have missed this bit of Americana for the past four years, but we do love what God has called us to do here, so we’re not complaining. …
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Singing The Star-Spangled Banner in the UK
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You might be lukewarm if . . .
http://thin-edge.org/2008/07/02/you-might-be-lukewarm-if/A thought-provoking, soul-searching list of eighteen signs that characterize the lukewarm Christian. Distilled from Francis Chan’s book entitled Crazy Love. 1. Lukewarm people attend church fairly regularly. It is what is expected of them, what they believe “good Christians” do, so they go. …
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How should Christians vote in November?
http://thin-edge.org/2008/06/27/how-should-christians-vote-in-november/The 56th American presidential election is scheduled for Tuesday, November 4, 2008; and nearly everyone has an opinion about Barack Obama and John McCain, the apparent nominees for the Democratic and Republican parties, respectively. …
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It’s nice to be reminded of the things one often takes for granted here in the States.Singing...
http://affremble.tumblr.com/post/40960146Singing The Star-Spangled Banner in the UK
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E4unity : A Prophetic Advocate for Unity and Peace
http://e4unity.wordpress.comNews Vine Northern gleaner Operation meaning Persia One Reformed Blacks of America Reformed Catholicism Returning to biblical missions Second Sight Steve Hayes Tall skinny Kiwi The shepherd’s scrapbook The Thin Edge Touchstone Trevin Wax Tribal generation Ultimato/pastor Elben Unedited truth WordPress.com
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What is the Church supposed to be like?
http://jeofurry.wordpress.com/2008/06/20/what-is-the-church-...the church. I think it was through a link and a link again or two in the comments that led me to a blog by a professor at Southeastern. From there I found my way to a discussion about a book that George Barna has released along with Frank Viola called Pagan Christianity?. Those who have been reading here for very long, or those who know me or have talked to me can understand why I felt the need to dig a little deeper on this one. My studies into the Hebraic roots movement and teaching have led to some questions about
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The Church Search
http://thechurchsearch.blogspot.comBishop Alan Buckingham's Blog Bishop Mike Bristol's blog Dave Walker's Cartoon Blog Gareth Saunders' view from the potting shed Jonny Baker's Blog Sarah Brush's Deep Thought Ship of Fools Sorry The Mad Priest's Blog Thin Edge
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When The Power Fades Part 2
http://brenttrf.wordpress.com/2008/05/14/when-the-power-fade...The last post definitely struck a chord. givemejesus, gave us a link to a great post in his comment. If you have a chance, go check the post out. As I read through it, the author gave us 2 questions to consider, and I want to give them to you as well. I am completely sold on the use of technology in church services, but I am always
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Emerse
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ThinkChristian.net - Blogging about the intersection of faith and culture
http://www.thinkchristian.netThe Thin Edge has a reflection on how much our church services rely on technology: This past Sunday in Wales, a group of elders gathered at their church building to pray. The ancient stone chapel had been without heating since a group of construction workers shut off the gas supply
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Faithfully Dangerous...
http://nthegarden.blogspot.comWindrumors (Paul) Wayne Jacobsen Rob Horton Discombobula (Sue) Roger Trish mumbling truth Manuela Passing Through (Jennifer) Below The Surface (Tina) The Rag Tag's Hope (Todd) The Thin Edge (Bill) Rick Aida Nicole's Godblog Joel Joy A Life Profound (Cynthia) The Tao of Stu Dave The Unfolding Mystery Rich Come Away My Beloved (Ruth) Greg Boyd U2 Sermons Tim Neufeld
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A BIG THANK YOU TO BILL
http://nthegarden.blogspot.com/2008/05/big-thank-you-to-bill...Bill
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Theology Today: Applying Biblical Theology to Everyday News, Actions, and Beliefs. Discuss Theology Learn Theology Biblical Theology, Theology Blog
http://www.learntheology.com/blogLet the Luddites Rejoice Posted by Chris Salzman - May 2, 2008 on 9:56 am | In Think Christian | No Comments The Thin Edge has a reflection on how much our church services rely on technology: This past Sunday in Wales, a group of elders gathered at their church building to pray. The ancient stone chapel had been without heating since a group of construction workers shut off the gas supply
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