Monthly Archives: November 2019

BLOG 11/22/19. ECCLESIOLOGY: WHAT IS THE CHURCH’S LIFESTYLE? Continuing these Blogs on the nature and mission of the church, there are lots of high flown theological definitions of the church, but we always need to come back to a basic … Continue reading →

BLOG 11.19.19. ECCLESIOLOGY: THE STUDY OF THE CHURCH Recent news articles have noted the decline in the percentage of persons identifying themselves as ‘Christian’ along with the significant decline in church attendance overall. I think, maybe, it’s time to take … Continue reading →

BLOG 11.15.19. “THERE ARE NO ORDINARY PEOPLE” I want to continue to focus on the reality that the Christ’s primary encounter with the community of men and women whom he came to seek and to save is through people such … Continue reading →

BLOG 11.12.19. “A FUTURE AND A HOPE’ In one of the darkest moments of ancient Israel’s history, they were captive to the Babylonian Empire as a huge colony of exiles. It was to the exiles in all of their despair … Continue reading →

BLOG 11/8/19. IF JESUS CAME “TO SEEK AND SAVE THE LOST”: WHERE? The question comes with some insistency to those of us who are Christ’s followers, like, if Jesus came to seek and to save the lost, then, how exactly … Continue reading →

BLOG 11.5.19. THE MONDAY MORNING MISSION FIELD I identify with a wonderful fellowship of Christian brothers and sisters, Sunday by Sunday. I look around at all those worshiping with me, and observe lots of young families, men and women engaged … Continue reading →

BLOG 11/1/19. IN HONOR OF ALL SAINTS DAY On this day, I give God all praise for those faithful followers of Jesus Christ, who, in their day, were good stewards of the gospel, and upon whose faithfulness I have come … Continue reading →