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Come with friends in tow Sunday, March 3, 2019 when we learn more of our need to feel the loving embrace of the father for the elder brother, who is also lost. Read today’s Bible Project blog and share with your family and friends.
Greg Taylor invites you to come with friends in tow Sunday, February 24, 2019 when we learn more of our need to feel the loving embrace of the father for the prodigal come home. Read today’s Bible Project blog and share with your family and friends.
Some of you have asked about the video Greg Taylor played in worship Sunday, February 17, 2019. Here is the video by Dean Bauman set to the music of Keith Green’s “Prodigal Son Suite.”
Greg Taylor invites you to come with friends in tow Sunday, February 17, 2019 when he plays a music video about the greatest parable Jesus ever told. Share this one minute video with friends on social media. Read today’s Bible Project blog and share with your family and friends.
After hearing Randy Harris speak at the 2016 Pepperdine Lectures, I wanted to share the message...
This short blog post by Greg R. Taylor reflects on his reading of a book from seminary titled, A Little Exercise for Young Theologians.
This post is about an older woman hitchhiking in Uganda and the conversation Greg Taylor had with the woman.
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.
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.
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.
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