Our staff recently wrote our faith stories/ conversion stories in 140 characters (the limit for Twitter). Here’s the faith story of Allen Black, our Middle Adult Minister: Once being right with God was getting every doctrine… Tweetimonies: Allen Black
Prayer for those teaching/ preaching today: May you lead listeners to value God’s Word more than gold or silver (Ps 119:72). # Evening Prayer: For an angel of peace, faithful guardian of our souls and… Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-11-15
September was the one-year anniversary of the collapse of Lehman Brothers, a financial services firm. The collapse represented the largest bankruptcy filing in U. S. history and it became a harbinger helping to usher in the current economic crisis. This September, to mark the one year anniversary of Lehman Brothers’ collapse, the New York Times ran a series entitled “What We’ve Learned.”[1] The Times asked leading economists to reflect on what lessons we have or should have learned as a result of the past twelve months of national and global financial turmoil. In the articles, the economists shared the lessons they’ve distilled from these monetary circumstances.
Real Economic Recovery: Get the Right Perspective on Hard Work (Prov. 10:4)
According to this post by Phil Cooke, The average person in American now spends four hours and 49 minutes per day in front of the tube, up four minutes from the 07-08 season and rising… 5 Hours of TV – What Are You Watching?