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Wednesday, June 14
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Mike McLoughlin
on Wed 14 Jun 2006 05:46 PM PDT
Tuesday, June 6
by
Mike McLoughlin
on Tue 06 Jun 2006 09:30 AM PDT
Rehabilitating objective moral reality. That’s the goal of a series of lectures my wife and I are attending at Augustine College in Ottawa this week. The series is led by Dr. John Patrick who is one of the founders of the college. My son Sam McLoughlin spent a year studying at Augustine. It had a profound affect on his life. My initial reaction to the idea of ‘rehabilitating objective moral ... more » Monday, June 5
by
Mike McLoughlin
on Mon 05 Jun 2006 06:15 PM PDT
This is my fifth and final installment (I, II, III, IV) on George Barna’s book Revolution. While there is much in Barna’s book that generates comment, to help sharpen the focus of my discussion let's ask, what is the local church there for? Barna’s answer defines his measures for local church performance. Local church is there for facilitating the seven spiritual passions of worship, ... more » Sunday, June 4
by
Mike McLoughlin
on Sun 04 Jun 2006 08:00 AM PDT
I am continuing a series (I, II, III) of posts on Barna’s book Revolution. In this post I look at what is perhaps a false measure of local church effectiveness, that is, conversions, or as Barna frames it, “the typical churched believer will die without leading a single person to a lifesaving knowledge of and relationship with Jesus Christ.” (p. 32) I heard John MacArthur ... more » Saturday, June 3
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Mike McLoughlin
on Sat 03 Jun 2006 09:56 AM PDT
This post continues my series (I, II) on George Barna’s book, Revolution. Barna is predicting, that by the year 2025, only one third of the Christian population will be connected to local congregations, another third will be doing alternatives such as house churches and finally the last third will be worshipping at the altar of the “personal church of the individual.” gleaning their spirituality from media, ... more » |
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