Monthly Archive for April, 2008

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Unpacking Forgiveness Now Listed on Amazon

My book is now listed on Amazon. There is even an image of the cover. . .

But, alas, it won’t be out until October 1. I appreciate your prayers as I work with Crossway to tie up a few loose ends.

Unpacking Forgiveness: Biblical Answers for Complex Questions and Deep Wounds

Our loyal assistant here at church pointed out that Amazon, anticipating that it may not sell well at full retail, is already offering it at a discount.

Confessing Christ Publically

Occasionally we hear people identify themselves as Christians but decline to talk about what they believe.  They rationalize that their faith is a private matter.

The idea of being a Christian, but being unwilling to share one’s faith or talk about it, doesn’t square with what the Bible teaches. 

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Praying for Preaching

John Piper writes, “especially on Sunday’s, preaching is paramount for pastors.”  He then goes on to give insight regarding how you can pray for your pastor and what you should expect in preaching.  (You can read it here).

Do pray for preachers.

To the pure . . .

If you have mud on your windshield, everything looks dirty.

It’s the reason some people are negative about most everything.

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Birds of a Feather . . .

If all your friends are named “Beevis,” guess what your name is.  Continue reading ‘Birds of a Feather . . .’

On Humility

Two ants standing in front of Mt. Everest don’t argue about who is taller unless they have taken their eyes off the mountain.

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Prince Caspian

Prince Caspian (watch the trailer here) is coming soon!  Jamie and I have talked about the idea of having a Prince Caspian party for church.  Either way, I’ll be giving a special talk entitled, Savoring Prince Caspian at the Julia Hull District Library here in Stillman Valley, on April

 You can read a post from Trevin Wax here.  I agree with Trevin that I am a little sad Continue reading ‘Prince Caspian’

Thankful As a Pastor

Other than the Chief of Police asking me if Ken Mrozek is my son, it was a great day. 

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One of the times I am most thankful as a pastor is when I see our people being salt and light in the community.  Christians are called to preserve the culture, to glorify Christ, by reflecting his glory and brilliance in the different vocations to which we are called.

 Shawn Ross Promoted

Today, one of our Deacons, Shawn Ross received a promotion to sergeant.  The police chief mentioned how Shawn has distinguished himself in detetective work with graffitti. 

Remember, to pray for Shawn and our police in general.

Which Family?

Pastor Lance Ward reminds believers of their primary commitment to the family of believers.   You can read it here.