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Worship Is...
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Life. Money. Hope. :: D…
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YouPick :: Sharing Jesus…
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How then do we read the Bible? How do we go about “picking and choosing” which parts to live out? Should women be leaders in the church? These questions and more are tackled in the book, The Blue Parakeet: Rethinking How You Read the Bible.
Great point regarding worship as giving... Sometimes we do get caught up in what we 'receive' from our times of worship. We can be so self-consumed, can't we? How many times have we heard someone say in regard to times of corporate worship "it just…
Scripture clearly demonstrates that worship is action/verb: the Romans 12.1 passage Ryan referred to defines "your spiritual act of worship" as "offer[ing] your bodies as living sacrifices, holy and pleasing to God."
Regarding the compartmentalizat…
It seems that "Worship - that thing you do" is typically thought of as singing, prayer, maybe even participating in communion. Not that I agree with that as it is so restrictive.
My definition of worship centers on honoring God with every ounce of…
Welcome to the SoulTrek core course for discipleship. We will be reading "The Life You've Always Wanted: Spiritual Disciplines for Ordinary People" by John Ortberg. Group begins the week of October 19 and ends the week of December 14.
Join us as we discuss what worship is, and what it is not, and seek to understand what this means in the midst of a busy, hurting, roller coaster of a world.
For many, these are difficult times in terms of life and money. We've all heard plenty of bad news... but here's the good news: there's hope! Dave Ramsey offers biblical advice for these difficult financial times.
This group is for ongoing discussion from our interactive message at SFC on January 18, 2009. Click 'view all' to see all discussions from your texts...
.: my story
name: Jason Daye
age: 35, hopefully I will remember to update this on my next birthday
birthplace: wooster, oh | hometown: naples, fl | current home: scottsdale, az
briefly: I have been married to my best friend and beautiful wife, Monica, since May 19, 1995. We have been greatly blessed with six incredible children, aged 5 to 11 years. (Yes, six kids in six years - not only have we been busy but it looks like we will remain busy for quite some time.) I was born in the small college town of Wooster, Ohio, but moved with my family to southwest Florida as a child. I grew up in Naples, Florida, served in ministry in the Nashville area and northwest of Atlanta, and am now ministering in Scottsdale, Arizona. I am lead pastor at Scottsdale Family Church and enjoy the relationships we are developing with some amazing people as together we seek to honor God in our community. I love spending time with my family, enjoy fresh air while exploring the great outdoors and suffer from constant wanderlust. I am regularly tempted by Breyer’s rocky road ice cream, great and not-so-great books, experiencing other cultures, traveling off the beaten path and chatting with friends over soft tacos at Chipotles. I am passionate about my journey as a Christ-follower, my relationship with my wife and kids and being faithful in doing what I can to make a positive difference in this world.
education: Lely High School; Olivet Nazarene University, Trevecca Nazarene University [pre-medical studies, BS in General Science, Biology emphasis]; Asbury Theological Seminary, Trevecca Nazarene University [MA in Practical Theology]
wise words: "Unless there is an element of risk in our exploits for God, there is no need for faith." .: Hudson Taylor, (1832-1905), missionary to China
age: 35, hopefully I will remember to update this on my next birthday
birthplace: wooster, oh | hometown: naples, fl | current home: scottsdale, az
briefly: I have been married to my best friend and beautiful wife, Monica, since May 19, 1995. We have been greatly blessed with six incredible children, aged 5 to 11 years. (Yes, six kids in six years - not only have we been busy but it looks like we will remain busy for quite some time.) I was born in the small college town of Wooster, Ohio, but moved with my family to southwest Florida as a child. I grew up in Naples, Florida, served in ministry in the Nashville area and northwest of Atlanta, and am now ministering in Scottsdale, Arizona. I am lead pastor at Scottsdale Family Church and enjoy the relationships we are developing with some amazing people as together we seek to honor God in our community. I love spending time with my family, enjoy fresh air while exploring the great outdoors and suffer from constant wanderlust. I am regularly tempted by Breyer’s rocky road ice cream, great and not-so-great books, experiencing other cultures, traveling off the beaten path and chatting with friends over soft tacos at Chipotles. I am passionate about my journey as a Christ-follower, my relationship with my wife and kids and being faithful in doing what I can to make a positive difference in this world.
education: Lely High School; Olivet Nazarene University, Trevecca Nazarene University [pre-medical studies, BS in General Science, Biology emphasis]; Asbury Theological Seminary, Trevecca Nazarene University [MA in Practical Theology]
wise words: "Unless there is an element of risk in our exploits for God, there is no need for faith." .: Hudson Taylor, (1832-1905), missionary to China
Comment Wall (11 comments)
- At 5:45am on January 6, 2009,
Tony Johnson said… - Overall, I like what Myers says. I feel like he and I use different words to describe the same thing, and that makes me critical of is work for some reason, but I agree with his overall themes.
I hope reading this books provides a lexicon for our team to function and understand what others are saying. You would regularly throw out the word organic, and I had no idea what you meant until reading this book.
I also want to point out that he regularly cites Jim Collins book Good to Great.
- At 1:46pm on December 11, 2008,
Tony Johnson said…
- 5 new discussions!!! Holy Cow!
- At 5:11pm on October 15, 2008,
Nancy M said… - Yeah, and you know how it applied to us women at the game last night.
- At 4:59pm on October 15, 2008,
Johanna Hubbard said… - I see that you are online so I jst wanted to say hi. Hope your week is going well.
- At 5:42pm on October 8, 2008,
Johanna Hubbard said…
- Hey Jason. I play in a co-ed outdoor league on Monday nights, and my indoor team is all girls. If you ever want to play just let me know. We play pick up Sunday nights right around the corner from the church and Saturday mornings at Indian School park. Of course let Monica know too. It is all family friendly though, you could bring the kids, there is a park right by the courts. (both places).
- At 12:12pm on October 8, 2008,
Phil Fritschle said… - Yeah; but terrible picture....gag....Ps; I'm not exactly used to this sort of thing; so bear with me....
- At 9:44am on October 6, 2008,
Keath said… - Okay, I got setup on Soultrek and am ready for the journey. Looking forward to it!!!
- At 4:34pm on October 4, 2008,
Casey Robertson said… - well it isn't the "quote" I was going for.... I just couldn't think of one at the time. How are you?!
- At 10:15am on October 2, 2008,
Michael Lamonte' said… - SoulTrek is a Awesome series bro! love you brother from anothermotha
- At 3:01pm on September 30, 2008,
Tony Johnson said…
- Nice quote by Hudson Taylor. I've read some of his work and he challenged me deeply. He walked the walked. An inspiration to us all.
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