Posts Tagged Insight

Risk-Taker’s Place In History

Here’s what I learned this morning in my book-reading: Good can never become great unless we are willing to take risks in life.

I remember some Bible characters–imperfect ones–like you and me–who changed the course of history and made God famous after taking risks in their own generation.
* Joshua rose to greatness as an Israelite [...]

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Living With The Turnaround Specialist

Joseph may have had one of the saddest stories in the Old Testament.
Favored by his dad Jacob, he was greatly envied by his brothers. He was falsely reported by his brothers as dead, bringing grief to their aging daddy Jacob.

He was also sold by his brothers as a slave to some Ishmaelite traders, who [...]

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Powerful Reasons To Worship God

It’s been nearly a week since we concluded in a big blast the Every Nation 2010 World Conference at SMX Convention Center.

One of the memorable sessions I had at the conference was the one shared by Darlene Zschech.
She said: “We’re created to give God glory not receive glory”.
As I was checking through some of files [...]

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Zoom Out Then Zoom In

Remembered Paul and Silas while reading their missionary account in Acts chapter 16.

Paul cast the demon out of a slave girl, who had been disturbing them as they were doing ministry. Yet, what he did angered
the owner of the slave girl. He got Paul and Silas arrested.
The two daring missionaries were ganged up and beaten [...]

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Chasing Lion As A Lifestyle

Reading Mark Batterson’s book again, In A Pit With a Lion On A Snowy Day.

Read that book about two years ago when I first saw it at a Barnes and Nobles bookstore in Tampa, FL.
Mark Batterson is the lead pastor of one of the fastest-growing churches in America, the National Community Church, which meets in [...]

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