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Has anyone read the "Rare Jewel of Christian Contentment"? I read it a year ago and will go through it again. http://www.bibleteacher.org/jbcontent1.htmSee More
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The Rare Jewel of Christain Contentment
Started Mar 7, 2011 0 Replies 0 Likes
Has anyone read the "Rare Jewel of Christian Contentment"? I read it a year ago and will go through it again. …Continue
Starting a Church with Evangalism
Started this discussion. Last reply by Fiona Linford Aug 22, 2010. 18 Replies 0 Likes
I want to start house churches but not by taking sheep from other churches. So starting church with evangelism. I am not an outgoing person. In reading the Bible Matthew 4:19 I see that gifted or not…Continue
Tags: witnessing, evangalism
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Scott McCrae commented on Kenny Russell's blog post 'Concerning the Holy Spirit –Organic Church'
Puresue God not just knowledge. That is the key. Kenny this is good. Many get caught up with knowledge without knowing Jesus. John 5:39,40 talks of this. One way I circumvent this problem is to pray the Scripture. Another thing I do is write a…
Scott McCrae left a comment for Donald Heiden
I understand it now, thanks
Scott McCrae left a comment for Donald Heiden
The advanced search in the members page does not look for locations. The search box at the top right of all pages on this site will show people in your town or State
Scott McCrae left a comment for Donald Heiden
I don't know. A way to find out is to post that question in the forum section. Go to the main page, Forum is below members, and at the bottom states "start new discussion"
Bob Ludwig is looking for people in North Mississippi.…
Donald Heiden left a comment for Scott McCrae
Sorry I did not see your comment before now. I'm not very social page savy. I appreciate the welcome. Is there someone in South MS I could talk to or meet with?
Thanks - Don Heiden
Scott McCrae left a comment for Steve Mayall
Hi Steve, Welcome to Organic Church Today. Fell free to jump into the discussions. We are all learning.
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Hi welcome to Organic Church Today. Feel free to enter into the discussions posted.
Samuel Mathew left a comment for Scott McCrae
Hi Scott, I just happened to see your comment you left on Jan 29. Thank you for welcoming me! God Bless!
Scott McCrae replied to Cindy Skillman's discussion 'Chapter 9: Diluting the Sacraments: The Lord's Supper' in the group Pagan Christianity Book discussion
In delving deeper in this chapter Viola says:
<We are merely saying that it (sinners prayer) should not replace water baptism as the biblical mode of conversion-initiation.>
I completely disagree with this. We are saved by grace, not by…
Scott McCrae commented on Ryan Huling's group 'Pagan Christianity Book discussion'
Hi Alberto, Glad to see you join our discussion.
One of the ways I check a book is to read the reviews online. Amazon is one place I do this. I have known about Pagan Christianity for years. Yet I was waiting for the right time to read it. It…
Scott McCrae replied to Ryan Huling's discussion 'Ch 8: Tithing and Clergy Salaries' in the group Pagan Christianity Book discussion
Cindy, Good comments.
I personally use willingness to give as one barometer of my spiritual health.
Scott McCrae replied to Ryan Huling's discussion 'Ch 8: Tithing and Clergy Salaries' in the group Pagan Christianity Book discussion
Just finished the chapter on tithing. I think one of the main problems of money and the church is money changes the dynamic of our ability to look to God. When we are paying tithes to look good in the eyes of other believers we can't have a…
Scott McCrae left a comment for James Wesley Wright
Hi James,
Welcome to Organic Church Today. Feel free to jump into the discussions that interest you.
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Thanks Scott. Will figure out how the site works and join in conversations and post my own when I can.
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Evangalism
Posted on January 26, 2011 at 7:47pm 8 Comments 0 Likes
Christianity starts and ends with each individual. If I don't go out and evangelize than evangelism is dead as far as I'm concerned. Jesus said go. Matthew 28:18-20
Now I can sing, dance, preach, teach, study, help the poor, give and pray. But if I don't go I don't fear God and don't care for God in reality.
Now I can sing, dance, preach, teach, study, help the poor, give and pray. But if I don't go I don't fear God and don't care for God in reality.
What are you Praying for in 2011
Posted on January 21, 2011 at 10:11pm 3 Comments 0 Likes
I just decided on another goal today. It has been working in my heart for years. But today I decided to pray and seek God for 1 disciple in 2011, that truly wants to walk with God and follow Him fully. I am going to pray and seek God for this tomorrow morning in my prayers. There are a couple of guys I have in mind in presenting the gospel. I will continue praying, seeking God and working…
Continue Here is a proposed Gospel tract
Posted on January 16, 2011 at 4:37pm 1 Comment 0 Likes
The Gospel Train's A'Comin'
Slaves sung the spiritual, The Gospel
train’s a’comin’, to alert other slaves
a group was preparing to escape and
travel north to freedom. “Gospel Train
was code for the Underground Railroad.
Plantation owners were unaware their
slaves were planning to escape; slave
songs were part of the day’s routine. A
plantation owner simply heard the
religious and Biblical references and
assume the slaves were… Continue
Slaves sung the spiritual, The Gospel
train’s a’comin’, to alert other slaves
a group was preparing to escape and
travel north to freedom. “Gospel Train
was code for the Underground Railroad.
Plantation owners were unaware their
slaves were planning to escape; slave
songs were part of the day’s routine. A
plantation owner simply heard the
religious and Biblical references and
assume the slaves were… Continue
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- At 10:21am on January 19, 2010,
Gottalife said… - Hi Scott,
Welcome and I pray the Lord will bless you here as well as seeing you participate in fellowship with others.
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- At 10:45pm on January 9, 2011,
Jeff O'Neal said… Scott, thanks for your kind words of encouragement. I am a little pressed for time this evening so I will introduce myself later but I look forward to sharing and growing with you and others in this group.
- At 11:47pm on January 9, 2011,
Monte Dugger said… - Thank you, Scott for the warm invite! I'm still learning my way around the site and referring others to it. Thanks again, brother. :)
- At 1:36am on January 16, 2011,
Andrea Lemelin said… - Thank you for the warm welcome.
- At 8:06am on January 31, 2011,
Nathan Lambshead said…
- Thanks Scott. Will figure out how the site works and join in conversations and post my own when I can.
- At 4:02pm on February 15, 2011,
Samuel Mathew said…
- Hi Scott, I just happened to see your comment you left on Jan 29. Thank you for welcoming me! God Bless!
- At 9:04pm on March 6, 2011,
Donald Heiden said…
Sorry I did not see your comment before now. I'm not very social page savy. I appreciate the welcome. Is there someone in South MS I could talk to or meet with?
Thanks - Don Heiden
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Darrell Meeks replied to Darrell Meeks's discussion 'Tithe-Whipped'
I don't know of any books off the top of my head, but I know they're out there.
One place to start is the following link:
Tithing Article
I'll find some more resources to share with you as time allows.
DM
Michael Hartson replied to Darrell Meeks's discussion 'Tithe-Whipped'
Very interesting. If you know of some book or material that dives a little deeper into the subject, I would appreciate it. Send my a message if you know of anything.
Darrell Meeks replied to Darrell Meeks's discussion 'Back in music again.'
I just uploaded a song called "Be Still My Soul" on my page that I re-mastered, re-instrumented, added effects, and made a simple midi file sound fantastic.
Enjoy
Darrell Meeks replied to Darrell Meeks's discussion 'Tithe-Whipped'
Michael,
I certainly understand what you're saying. Very few ministers ever speak the TRUTH about the tithe.
In OT times, the tithe was the inheritance of the Levites who were not allowed to make a living by any means as was common among the…
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Marvin Lorenzana left a comment for Jossimar Diaz-Castro
Jossimar, bienvenido al blog de MHI, espero que aqui encuentres informacion relevante sobre como desarrollar discipulos, lideres e iglesias utilizando una proceso estrategico simple/organico. Bendiciones!
Michael Hartson replied to Darrell Meeks's discussion 'Tithe-Whipped'
I have seen a lot of sermons on the tithing, or giving; some of them very strange. I remember some time a go when my adult daughter was a teen, and going through a very difficult time, was being hauled off in a police car. We called the pastor…
Michael Hartson replied to Joshua Westcott's discussion 'Challenges of the Small Town'
yes, Quite true. "Doing Church" in house with out the Organic content, is just switching buildings. We as people tend to compartmentalize areas of our life. Church in this part, school in this part, marriage in this part,…
Jossimar Diaz-Castro liked Marvin Lorenzana's blog post '¿Como hace discipulos tu iglesia?'
Darrell Meeks replied to Darrell Meeks's discussion 'Tithe-Whipped'
Amen to that.
It's also of interes that those who had, for example, only nine lambs or calves born in a year, they were not required to hand over anything.
One thing I will say is that I thoroughly appreciate the OT system of…
Catherine Seebald replied to Joshua Westcott's discussion 'Challenges of the Small Town'
You're so right, Darrell! Many of the house churches I'm familiar with are not organic expressions of church but are really just institutional church in miniature. As Frank Viola says, organic church (OC) is one of the most…
Michael Hartson commented on Jim London's blog post 'What do we do when there is no group to join?'
When I think about the most significant points in my Christian walk, they did not take place in an organized, institutionalized environment. It was incidental to my world, but wholly intentional by God.
Michael Hartson replied to Michael Hartson's discussion 'Why Can't Christian's Hang Out?'
Sure, it's intentional. God is responsible for the Results, we are responsible for the action. God asks us to share our lives, talk to others about him, love others. Who gets saved, or what a person does or does not do or what…
Jim London replied to Michael Hartson's discussion 'Why Can't Christian's Hang Out?'
Michael, you are sharing and asking about something that is very crucial. Often the pattern is "We don't want to be that programmed meeting all designed and led by the fellow hired to make it all run smoothly. We want to be more…
Marvin Lorenzana left a comment for sergio edmundo flores
Bienvenido Sergio al blog de la Iniciativa Menonita Hispana (MHI) cuyo enfoque es ofrecer herramientas sobre como desarrollar díscipulos, líderes e iglesias utilizando un proceso estrategico simple. Espero que disfrute de toda la…
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