Book: The Shape of Mercy Susan Meissner paints a beautiful portrait of a young woman who, through her interactions with two other women—one dead for 300 years and the other in her twilight years—discovers her own personality and the true values she holds dear. Her world is shaken when she […]
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booksIn every human endeavor we can draw encouragement from those who have gone before us. So, as we individually and as a congregation embark on the adventure of prayer, it is refreshing to know that others have taken the same path before us and to try as best we can to follow in their footsteps.
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faith, prayerThis is a happy week for Abba House. This is our week 5 to 6. Starting last Sunday and continuing through next Sunday, the church wakes up early every day to pray from 5:00 a.m. to 6:00 a.m. We pray for our nation, we pray for the church, we pray for specific people we want to see connected.
Our week 5 to 6 – personal experience. Read more »
abba house, audio, podcast, prayerYesterday at our post-service briefing, I discussed a decision I had made. The person concerned surprised me by expressing disagreement with my decision and going further to acknowledge her responsibility for the circumstances that led to that decision. She clearly and openly admitted that she was at fault and asked me to
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faith, leadershipJack Welch, former chairman and CEO of General Electric, wrote a book on management with the catching title 'Winning', described in the synopsis as “destined to become the bible of business for generations to come.” It received rave reviews from business greats including Bill Gates and Warren Buffet. Indeed Warren Buffet's comment is on the
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English, faith, generalAh, how times change! I fear that I am beginning to find myself confronted at every turn by the pugilistic factions of Christianity, putting a definitive end to my relative charismatic-Pentecostal evangelical tranquility, with a very simple doctrine: 'love Jesus passionately.'
Calvinists, Arminians, and the Next Theological Battle Read more »
faith, humor, booksA few days ago, I had a discussion with someone about the death penalty. I explained to him that I was not in favor of the death penalty because I believe in redemption. It was said that on the occasion of the abolition of the death penalty in France, one of the questions
crimes and punishments and/or forgiveness? Read more »
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