Day: July 14, 2018

Lavished with Grace

Bill Carroll | Posted on July 14, 2018 |

“Lavish” implies an abundance and generosity we often don’t give God credit for. To lavish someone with gifts means to give more than that person could ever deserve, out of real generosity and love.

Subversive Undercroft #51

Cafe Podcast Network | Posted on July 14, 2018 |

Think on the big matters, the big concepts of faith and of Jesus and what that life lived in Jesus could mean in its height

Fearless Fundraising: Make like the bees

Jon White | Posted on July 14, 2018 |

Like the bee gathering pollen and nectar, the recruitment and training of the ministry minute speakers and the coaching of their 500-word scripts and their training in public speaking is summer work. Do it now, while there is no pressure from Fall schedules .

When Moses Died

Linda Ryan | Posted on July 14, 2018 |

“The lesson of the death of Moses is that life does not stop because one life does.”

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