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Letters to the Next President – Andy Stanley

2 Comments / 6 minutes de lecture

The involvement of the church in politics is the subject of much discussion across the Atlantic, and many people desire a different approach, a middle way between the Republican Christian right and the emerging left-leaning church, which is worrying in its relativization of the truth of the gospel. In the previous article, I praised Rick Warren's approach. These would be my tendencies […]

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policy

Rick Warren, McCain and Obama – the candidates and the pastor

3 minutes de lecture

For those of our French-speaking friends who are interested in transatlantic politics, here is an article that I posted on the English blog. It will allow you to understand my position on the involvement of the church in politics and serves as a backdrop for the next article. One of the interesting outcomes of the McCain / Obama

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general, policy

Billy Graham – A Faithful Testimony

2 minutes de lecture

TED (Technology, Education, Design) conferences regularly feature diverse, profound, innovative, and sometimes amusing reflections on life, technology, the present, the future, and how it all comes together. Of course, not everything is Christian orthodoxy, and that's to be expected, but it

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abba house, evangelization, faith, video

dead preachers speak to us so well

1 Comment / 4 minutes de lecture

I like reading dead preachers, preachers from another era. They have much to teach us about our own times, about the fundamentally unchanged nature of man. They help us understand that there is nothing new under the sun, and therefore to take the drama out of things. Let me explain. Paul in his letter to the community

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abba house, leadership

A Short History of Preaching

1 minute of reading

I was talking with my friend George about the tendency of some people to believe they have a divine mission to assess and judge sermons and share their conclusions with you uninvited. She told me this story, which might inspire others in pastoral circles. One Monday

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humor, leadership

ASK FOR THE MOUNTAINS and not the mounds

1 Comment / 2 minutes de lecture

Continuing our reflections on 'Thinking Big': I mentioned the transformation that takes place within us, whereby what once seemed big becomes normal. I found myself one day (and have continued ever since) asking God to increase my awareness of Him and His greatness to the point where:

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faith, leadership

Think big