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Monthly Archives: March 2010
A Lesson in Contentment
A Lesson in Contentment (This is a guest post I did a month back for ChristianPF.com) “There’s nothing to eat,” I murmured to myself as I stood staring endlessly into my kitchen pantry. You know the position-arms braced on each … Continue reading
Posted in Contentment, Perspective
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How Should a Christian View the Welfare System?
I got asked by a friend the other day: “How should a Christian view the Welfare System?” Tough question. Loaded question. There are a lot of hidden assumptions and persuasions within such a question- humanitarian, political, economic, social, spiritual, religious… … Continue reading
Posted in Poverty, Q & A
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Spurgeon: Two Types of Poverty
I was asked the question: How should a Christian view the welfare system? I am going to answer this question on Friday’s post. Today, I am going to post a selection from a Charles Spurgeon sermon (Sermon #320). He argues there are two … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Thinkers, Poverty
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Website Spotlight
This is a site that I more or less take for granted that everyone has discovered. In talking with a close friend who had never heard of it, I thought I would mention it again. The site is: biblegateway.com The … Continue reading
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Mistakes Churches Make with Money: Lifestyle
I am a firm believer in the principle: “He who is faithful in a very little thing is faithful also in much.” (Lk. 16:10) I believe that the same principles that govern “faithful management” in the micro setting are fitting … Continue reading
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Mistakes Churches Make with Money: Leveraging
I am a firm believer in the principle: “He who is faithful in a very little thing is faithful also in much.” (Lk. 16:10) I believe that the same principles that govern “faithful management” in the micro setting are fitting … Continue reading
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Mistakes Churches Make with Money: Giving
I am a firm believer in the principle: “He who is faithful in a very little thing is faithful also in much.” (Lk. 16:10) I believe that the same principles that govern “faithful management” in the micro setting are fitting … Continue reading
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The BIGGEST Mistake of College Graduates
Congratulations! You did it. You crammed four years of school into five. You walked in a mere lad and now, several all-nighters and countless coffee cups later, you are a college graduate. The world is your oyster and your youth, … Continue reading
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