God Is Near and He Is Great
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God's love, immanence, transcendence
God’s nearness and greatness frees us to be human.
A Warm Seat
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Have you ever happened upon a seat that was recently vacated? Did you notice if the seat had a warmth to it as you sat down? I certainly am not writing so you can discuss the pros and cons of such a feeling, like we recently did at my niece’s graduation party. I was actually [...]
Kenyon is Getting Baptized: Why?
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baptism, ordinance, salvation
It’s true. Serving in the worship band for almost three years, covenant member for one and half, of course the next logical step would be… baptism? What? Nonetheless, on May 19th, I will demonstrate the symbol of my spiritual unity with Christ to the brothers and sisters at Orlando Grace Church. Submerged to raised. Death [...]
Were We Successful?
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art, community, Craft, Fair, growth, Seeds
How’d it go? How were your sales? Did you talk to anyone interesting? Should we do it again? How do we measure success? How should we determine if all our efforts were worth it? How do I answer the above questions? I propose that it’s not by how much money I made in sales or [...]
The Missionary and the Mission
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guilt, malachi, mission, missionary
We are called to love the Missionary first, then we can be freed to live out His mission.
Transcendence is Missional
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Seeing God as great is an integral part of seeing others come to Him.
My Internal Struggle
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Matthew 5:37. I find this verse to be such a lofty standard in my life. Many people use it as an affirmation to tell the truth. I cannot dispute that reality, but I don’t think that is the primary thrust of the passage. The Bible so clearly tells us this in other locations, that a [...]
Be On the Lookout…
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art, Craft, creativity, Hospitality, ministry
As you’ve probably heard, OGC is hosting a craft fair extravaganza on Saturday May 11th. It will be filled with treasure! Two dozen of our own are feverishly working with needles, pliers, juicers, saws, and scissors to prepare for this day. Be on the lookout — for treasures! You’ll be surrounded by treasures. Something delightful [...]
Crafting and Worship
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Craft, Fair, outreach, Treasures, Welcome
Would you like to get delightful, handmade gifts AND help spread the Gospel to your neighbors? Sounds too good to be true, right? Read on. It is very true! As you have heard announced, OGC is hosting our first every Craft Fair on Saturday May 11th from 9am-2pm. There will be two dozen vendors all [...]
Defending Ritual
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everyday, ritual, routine, spiritual disciplines
Everyday spiritual disciplines.
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