How “Courageous” Spoke to My Heart

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"Courageous" is the story of four police officers (and an unlikely 5th friend of theirs) that set out to become better fathers, better men of God, and better men. As a new father myself, I am very conscious of the example I'm setting for our young daughter as she grows up, and more cognoscente than ever before of how I love my wife.

How to Lend a Kindle eBook

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How can you lend one of your Amazon eBooks to someone else? I prepared this brief tutorial to show you the steps. It's easier than you think!

City on Our Knees by TobyMac: A Prayer to Start Right Here, Right Now

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TobyMac has a song by the same title on his most recent CD, Tonight. The message of the song, and then this book is simple; our cities (including whichever one you and I live in) should be on our knees, praying to to Holy Father for guidance and always willing to serve him.

The Mentor Leader by Tony Dungy – The Mandate of a Mentor Leader: Focus on Significance

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In the first chapter of the Mentor Leader, Tony Dungy describes the need for mentor leaders, and begins to unpack some of the qualities. I am beginning to take the Action Steps, as I accept the mandate of a Mentor Leader.

3 Tips to Remember People’s Names

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Do you struggle to remember people's names? When you "meet" someone or a second time, do you find yourself struggling to recall something, anything abou that person from the previous conversation... at least, the name? I have tried a few different things, and these three tips are what I do today and seem to work.

Day of Prayer for Haiti

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You can learn more about this event, and sign up for a time slot today on the Lifeline Christian Mission site. I really enjoyed the opportunity to spend 12 minutes of focused prayer time for Haiti and Lifeline this morning, and I welcome you to do the same. Lifeline also provided this helpful Haiti 12-minute prayer guide with some specific needs and praises.

Sacrilege by Hugh Halter — Sin in the Periphery: Leaving Judgmentalism in the Rearview Mirror

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This seems to be a recurring theme in several books I've read in recent years; that "outsiders" see most Christians as judgmental. Isn't that sad?? As "little Christs" (what the word Christian) means, shouldn't we be known for the same types of things that He was? During his 33 years here on earth, Jesus was known for his love and acceptance - not his judgments. He welcomed ALL to come to him - not only those who looked, talked, and acted a certain way. When, exactly did so many of our churches begin to pull so far away from the message of Jesus and take a stance of self-righteousness and judgement?

Chronological Bible Reading Plan

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In 2012, I plan to read the Bible in chronological order. I put together a schedule to follow in Google Calendar, and have shared that (and other information) here, in this post.

Searching for Balance and Margin in 2012

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After an AMAZINGLY blessed 2011, I'm looking for ways to have more balance and margin in my life in 2012. I talk about some of my struggles in this post, and would like to know what YOU do to keep things on an even keel in your life?

Branded: Sharing Jesus with a Consumer Culture by Tim Sinclair – The Whiteboard

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What can we we do to grow the Kingdom? What kind of radical shifts can we make individually, in our small groups, and in our large churches to "re-brand" Jesus to the world? Tim Sinclair offers 22 faith-stretching possibilities, I thought of a few myself, and I'd like to know what you think?
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