An aggregator of blogs by pastors, apprentices, organisations, Bible College students and others in the Vision 100 network.
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In his latest book, The Grand Design, an extract of which is published in Eureka magazine in The Times, Professor Hawking said: ''Because there is a law such as gravity, the universe can and will create itself from nothing. Spontaneous creation is the reason there is something rather than nothing, why the universe exists, why we exist.''
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I know that there are some who love this type of stuff. They like the look of the Rob Bell meets Mark Driscoll meets Bear Grylls meets stoned-Stephen church planter. They imagine themselves as Rocky Balboa. A real man who can go the distance and take a punch. For them this video is their Eye of the Tiger.
But I'm not one of them. I don't read my Bible and imagine this type of man. And actually, I'm beginning to think that stuff... -
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What’s an atheist to think when thousands of believers (including prominent rabbis and priests) are praying for his survival and salvation—while others believe his cancer was divinely inspired, and hope that he burns in hell?
Christopher Hitchens gives his answer in Slate.
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Of course.
And the DVDs are coming soon.
So there.
World evangelisation taken care of.
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I think all ministries need to face this challenge. Especially 'in our fast-paced modern world'.
Steve has some advice here. A little bit complicated, but plenty of stuff to glean.
How do you avoid church calendar overload?
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A certain kind of baby boomer says preaching should only go for 20mins because some 1960s educational theorist discovered that our attention spans only last that long. Besides, you can't remember much more than that.
Small groups are better because you learn better and remember more.
I really disagree with this assumption and the logic in all of this. In the first place, it's a mistake to assume that the test of a successful sermon is the ability of the listener to remember...
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