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Curiosity v. Fundamentalism with Seth Godin
This is pretty darn good…sethgodin.com Listen ⇢
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What should pastors think about the emerging church?
I should probably start holding seminars on "What is the Emerging Church?" I could categorize and compare the various "expressions" of the emerging church. I could describe the major areas of non-orthodox exploration. I could point out the leading practitioners, theologians and gadflies. Do you think I could charge $129… Listen ⇢
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Seeing what God is doing…
I love to see what God is doing. I especially like to meet young leaders who are innovative as they are pioneering new works for God. I got to spend a little bit of time with one of those kinds of folks yesterday. His name is David Trotter. He is… Listen ⇢
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The Holy Spirit said…
There are people who claim to speak for God. Depending on the charismatic quotient of your church fellowship this may happen to a greater or lesser degree. Some bible scholars or teachers who feel that they have an excellent, all-encompassing knowledge of the scripture are able to tell us what… Listen ⇢
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The Bucket List
My wife and I went to see "The Bucket List" yesterday. We both really enjoyed the movie, despite it’s less than real premise and maudlin storylines. I couldn’t help but be moved by Morgan Freeman’s character’s approach to faith. One observation: It is very clear that baby boomers are dealing… Listen ⇢
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USA Today Survey of Non-attenders
USA Today: A new survey of U.S. adults who don’t go to church, even on holidays, finds 72% say "God, a higher or supreme being, actually exists." But just as many (72%) also say the church is "full of hypocrites." Yikes! Listen ⇢
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The truth hurts: or why we shouldn't start Drive-in theaters
I have been enjoying reading Seth Godin lately. The Purple Cow, Red Fez, Meatball Sundae-making marketing guru and author is frequently profound. In a recent lengthy article he wrote about the death of the "music business." If you are part of a denominational leadership, or church planting movement, there is… Listen ⇢
Meet Minister Charlie Wear
Minister Charlie Wear is a compassionate leader, elder advocate, and creative force dedicated to faith and service. As the head of All-In Ministries, he champions veterans, elders, and marginalized communities. A retired attorney, Charlie blends legal expertise with pastoral care, addressing issues like elder abuse and hospice support. An author and musician, he shares messages of hope through works like Confessions of a Dying Man and his upcoming album Salvation City. Rooted in faith, family, and Native American heritage, Charlie’s mission is to inspire transformation, foster community, and provide care to those in need, embodying Christ’s love in action.

