Does God Speak Audibly to People Today Like He is Portrayed Doing in Bible Times?
This blog post is about hearing the voice of God and is written as a part 2 connected to a review of Bill Hybels’ book, The Power of a Whisper.
Garnett is doing Alpha
At Garnett we’ve been considering doing Alpha for about two years. We’re launching an Alpha course...
Steadfast Through Every Change
This post discusses the phrase, “Steadfast through every change” as an alternative for the idea that God never changes. I found the exact wording “Steadfast through every change” in a poem, thanks to Google Books, that is in a Christian World magazine from 1867. I’ve embedded the entire poem here, called “The Father’s Peace,” by Lucinda Bowser. Enjoy and have a great day.
Does God Speak? Part 1
This is an excerpt of a review by Greg R. Taylor of the book, The Power of a Whisper, by Bill Hybels.
7 Words We Say to God (and each other)
Derek Webb wrote a new song in which he expresses that over his musical career he’s tried to say three basic things: “I was wrong, I’m sorry, and I love you.” I brought these together with words Anne LaMott (great memoirist and novelist) and Nicky Gumbel (Alpha.org) say we can express to God. I then stayed in one Bible text and sewed these together with powerful words from 1 John.
New Book: Lay Down Your Guns
Released in October 2013 Read Excerpt Order from Amazon Book Description In Honduras’ “wild west” mountain jungles, Amanda Madrid...
Try to leave out what readers skip
Elmore Leonard, who died recently at age 87, gave this advice to young writers: “Try to...
A Prayer About the Arrogant
This post by Greg R. Taylor is about Psalm 73 and centers on a word about the arrogant in the culture. The suggestion is that when we are tempted to complain about what we have in the United States, one of, if not the richest countries in the world, go read Psalm 73:3-12.
Seattle Theft Victim Skips Cops, Calls Alleged Thief’s Mother – ABC News
This is a great story about a good citizen in Seattle who “took the law into her own hands” in a positive way.
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