From the monthly archives:

July 2008

Rebooting Your Prayer Life

July 29, 2008

A while back I confessing to Steve McCoy that I often feel like I’m a better Deist than Christian. He knew exactly what I meant. I was having prayer issues. A Deist doesn’t believe God is actively involved in the world, but that he created the cosmos to run on its own and walked away. [...]

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Friday Photos

July 25, 2008

I took the family out on a special date this week on my day off. Here are three pics of the kids at snack time.

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Desiring God

July 24, 2008

Man, every time I think I can’t make it it this conference, can’t afford it, or whatever, I see something that makes me start figuring out a way to make it this year. It looks fantastic.

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Dante's Inferno Test

July 23, 2008

You familiar with Dante’s Inferno? If you’ve read it you may have wondered where you would land if it were all true. Wonder no longer my friends! What level of hell would you occupy? Take the test. I was happy to see that I would escape hell and make it into purgatory. The Dante’s Inferno [...]

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It's Official

July 19, 2008

Be sure to congratulate Steve McCoy for this high honor.

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All The Saints: RF Music

July 16, 2008

We have three great worship leaders at Redeemer Fellowship. Recently Chris Walke (one of the three) has been digging up the less familiar hymns and sharing them with the church either for corporate singing, or as a meditative song to accompany the sermon. Below is a hymn he sang a few weeks ago during worship [...]

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sub•text

July 11, 2008

Steve McCoy and I have launched a new blog and ministry called sub•text, on the preaching and practice of the gospel in the suburban context. The blog includes new articles we are writing on suburban mission, quick hits on the latest relevant news and information, interviews with pastors, theologians, church planters, and authors concerning suburban [...]

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