NUGGETS [10/5/13]
by Paul Tautges | October 5, 2013 1:34 pm
Take 20 minutes this weekend to read these 5 helpful articles:
You’re Always Being Fed–It’s Sometimes Just Cotton Candy[1] – “Cotton candy preaching works against itself. Whatever methodology a pastor works from, his goal is the same: to see people grow in their faith. The problem is, this kind of preaching doesn’t do that.”
George and Barbara Witness a Wedding[2] – “It is incoherent to say that you cannot officiate at a same-sex wedding because you believe it to be wrong, and then turn around and say that you would attend a same-sex wedding and join in the celebration.”
Will Anyone Speak Against Worldliness?[3] – “There is an elephant in the room of Evangelicalism that very few want to talk about. If we bring it up, we face ridicule and labels.”
Me-Ness or Meekness?[4] – “Meekness is not weakness. It is strength – but not uncontrolled and abusive strength. It is strength – under control for the benefit of others.”
How to Become More Consistent in Your Daily Journaling[5] – “…like most people, I struggled with consistency. I wanted to journal. I was convinced of the benefits. But I found myself blowing it off with increasing frequency. Sound familiar? Several months ago I stumbled onto something that solved the problem. Not one hundred percent of the time, but most of the time.”
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Endnotes:- You’re Always Being Fed–It’s Sometimes Just Cotton Candy: http://www.bloggingtheologically.com/2013/10/02/youre-always-being-fed-its-sometimes-just-cotton-candy/?utm_source=Blogging+Theologically+List&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=a885c25975-RSS_EMAIL_CAMPAIGN&utm_term=0_d9135bd215-a885c25975-320245897
- George and Barbara Witness a Wedding: http://www.albertmohler.com/2013/10/01/george-and-barbara-witness-a-wedding-when-a-private-act-sends-a-public-message/?utm_source=Albert+Mohler&utm_campaign=56b57c818f-Albert_Mohler_Email_June_7_2013&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_b041ba0d12-56b57c818f-307157838
- Will Anyone Speak Against Worldliness?: http://dbts.edu/blog/will-anyone-speak-against-worldliness/
- Me-Ness or Meekness?: http://headhearthand.org/blog/2013/10/04/me-ness-or-meekness-2/?utm_source=HeadHeartHand+Blog&utm_campaign=f588b9ab0f-RSS_EMAIL_CAMPAIGN&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_5efef10d9e-f588b9ab0f-110849293
- How to Become More Consistent in Your Daily Journaling: http://michaelhyatt.com/daily-journal-template.html?utm_source=Michael+Hyatt+Newsletter&utm_campaign=e24e7b9048-rssdaily&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_d1fa5823d7-e24e7b9048-250369193
Source URL: https://counselingoneanother.com/2013/10/05/nuggets-10513/
NUGGETS [10/5/13]
by Paul Tautges | October 5, 2013 1:34 pm
Take 20 minutes this weekend to read these 5 helpful articles:
You’re Always Being Fed–It’s Sometimes Just Cotton Candy[1] – “Cotton candy preaching works against itself. Whatever methodology a pastor works from, his goal is the same: to see people grow in their faith. The problem is, this kind of preaching doesn’t do that.”
George and Barbara Witness a Wedding[2] – “It is incoherent to say that you cannot officiate at a same-sex wedding because you believe it to be wrong, and then turn around and say that you would attend a same-sex wedding and join in the celebration.”
Will Anyone Speak Against Worldliness?[3] – “There is an elephant in the room of Evangelicalism that very few want to talk about. If we bring it up, we face ridicule and labels.”
Me-Ness or Meekness?[4] – “Meekness is not weakness. It is strength – but not uncontrolled and abusive strength. It is strength – under control for the benefit of others.”
How to Become More Consistent in Your Daily Journaling[5] – “…like most people, I struggled with consistency. I wanted to journal. I was convinced of the benefits. But I found myself blowing it off with increasing frequency. Sound familiar? Several months ago I stumbled onto something that solved the problem. Not one hundred percent of the time, but most of the time.”
Related
Source URL: https://counselingoneanother.com/2013/10/05/nuggets-10513/