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Review of “Right Here, Right Now”

This entry is part 20 of 19 in the series Book Reviews

There’s good news and bad news in Alan Hirsch’s and Lance Ford’s book Right Here, Right Now (Baker, 2011).  And the bad news is quite bad: Christianity is quickly fading in the Western world, especially in North America. Most churches and Christian organizations have either turned inward or have been come ineffective in re-engaging the [...]

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Storytelling: How the Story of the Trumpet Shapes the Way We Share Jesus (1 Pet. 2:11-12) Chris Altrock – August 28, 2011

This entry is part 4 of 4 in the series Storytelling

Today is the fourth Sunday in a series on sharing Jesus with others.  As we begin this morning, I’d like you to write on the card we’ve provided the name of a person you know who is not yet a follower of Jesus.  At some point during this message, I want you to write the [...]

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Storytelling: How the Stories of the Clouds and the Fire Shape the Way We Share Jesus (Acts 1-2)

This entry is part 3 of 4 in the series Storytelling

In his book Megan’s Secrets Mike Cope writes stories of his mentally disabled daughter named Megan.  Early in the book he tells this story which involves Megan and Mike’s wife Diane:[1] I head a sound from the other room: splash, splash, splash.  I walked into the bathroom to find Megan lapping up water from the [...]

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