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February 7, 2012 by Andrew Clark 5 comments

As Brothers And Sisters: A Guide On Speaking To Young Adults

With Gift of Love fast approaching, here are some biblical instructions and practical tips for engaging young adults....Keep Reading

Posted in: Church

February 6, 2012 by Allen Coleman 1 comments

Why So Serious?

What about loving God? What about respecting Jesus? Yes, Jesus said "Go therefore and make disciples of all nations," but the rest of Matthew 28 is often ignored or left out. We fail to highlight the means by which we are to this....Keep Reading

Posted in: Mission

January 6, 2012 by Allen Coleman 0 comments

How To Make 2012 Substantial

During this festival we call New Year, we experience mere shadows of reality. These shadows will never fully satisfy our soul because they lack the substance to do so. ...Keep Reading

Posted in: Identity

September 21, 2011 by Johnathan McKee 2 comments

When Sports Becomes God

Posted in: Family Living

September 19, 2011 by Andrew Clark 0 comments

India Reflections & Video

This is a reflection of my recent trip to India with ten other members of my home church, Epic Faith, in San Rafael, CA. As many people have been asking me how my trip was, I thought the best way to share with many people would be for me to sit down and actually write out my thoughts for others to read. We spent ten days traveling, about two in New Delhi and the rest in Andhra Pradesh, in a small village called Puritigadda. During our time we helped in medical clinics that we aided in funding, visited children in schools, and helped with some basic construction of a church in this village, which we helped to fund as well. We were blessed to visit some of the churches in the region as well; the two pastors on our trip got to teach through a translator, our good friend Raj Nadella, who is a native of Puritigadda. As a group we were able to serve the churches through prayer and other means....Keep Reading

Posted in: Mission

July 16, 2011 by Allen Coleman 0 comments

Is God An Alien?

I fail . . . a lot. This bodes poorly for someone so performance minded as myself. I am so often frustrated with myself, and if honest, with God for the pace at which He sanctifies me. That is, after more than a decade, shouldn't I be able to stop doing the things I hate! Why do I keep returning to the same patterns, to the same postures, to the same responses? Why do I keep returning to the same sins?...Keep Reading

Posted in: Sanctification

July 14, 2011 by Allen Coleman 0 comments

Let's Make Jesus Sexy?

Most of my experience has been with churches that were very clear on their need for relevance. This, admittedly, includes my own church. Even the many movements of the last two decades, seemed to voice this imperative. Their message was clear, from seeker sensitive to postmodern to emergent, we have heard the culture and are responding accordingly. This, however, makes an interesting assumption: that the culture wants Jesus . . ....Keep Reading

Posted in: Idolatry

June 4, 2011 by Desiring God 0 comments

John Piper Interviews Rick Warren on Doctrine

This 98 minute interview that John Piper did with Rick Warren was recorded on May 1, 2011, during the Desiring God Regional Conference at Saddleback Church. It's the fulfillment of a commitment made when Rick was not able to come in person to the Desiring God National Conference in Minneapolis in October, 2010....Keep Reading

Posted in: Media - Videos

May 29, 2011 by Allen Coleman 0 comments

The Vanity Confession

Starting in January of 2011, we started a series entitled "Vanity". This was an expositional preaching series through the book of Ecclesiastes. Warren Wiersbe titled his commentary on the book "Be Satisfied". To aid us with that goal in mind, we concluded our series in confessional form. To do so, I highlighted the major themes in Ecclesiastes and our appropriate response to each one. This confession serves to affirm our satisfaction in Christ alone and that all else is vanity....Keep Reading

Posted in: Contentment/Satisfaction

May 13, 2011 by Allen Coleman 1 comments

Are You Slowing Your Church Down?

Our pace must be quick because our time is short. A quick pace is not indicative of carelessness or impatience, but rather an unwillingness to be an obstacle. Paul is clear. "...time has grown very short". His point is that we are to attend to the kinds of daily affairs that would be unimportant if Christ were returning within weeks or months. That our love for Jesus' mission would rank significantly higher than it does for most Christians....Keep Reading

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