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| Blog Name: | The Blue Fish Project |
| Url: | http://thebluefish.org |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | evangelical, charismatic, christian hedonism |
| Description: | Blog of UCCF Team Leader, enjoying the grace of God. |
| Popularity: | 80 Followers |
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Proverbs 8 - The Man Who Knows
Download mp3s from our latest Proverbs sermon, 8:22-36 -Jesus The Man Who Knows.First Service mp3 (35mins)Second Service mp3 (37mins)I reference
Download mp3s from our latest Proverbs sermon, 8:22-36 -Jesus The Man Who Knows.First Service mp3 (35mins)Second Service mp3 (37mins)I reference
"I was a Zen Buddhist Monk" - Ellis Potter talks with Mike Reeves about the Trinity
Mike Reeves table talks with Ellis Potter, pastor of Basel Christian Fellowship, formerly of L'Abri and previously a Zen Buddhist about about Zen, monism, trinity and lots more! (mp3)Table Talk at The
Mike Reeves table talks with Ellis Potter, pastor of Basel Christian Fellowship, formerly of L'Abri and previously a Zen Buddhist about about Zen, monism, trinity and lots more! (mp3)Table Talk at The
Finding Joy Together (Marcus Honeysett & Derek Cross mp3s)
Last week I had the pleasure of inviting Marcus Honeysett to be with my team for a few days. Marcus is the author of Meltdown and Finding Joy, the third longest serving member of UCCF staff, and now director of Living Leadership. He's also a brother whom I love to spend time with.On the first day we considered the importance of small groups and training encouraging leaders. Catch
Last week I had the pleasure of inviting Marcus Honeysett to be with my team for a few days. Marcus is the author of Meltdown and Finding Joy, the third longest serving member of UCCF staff, and now director of Living Leadership. He's also a brother whom I love to spend time with.On the first day we considered the importance of small groups and training encouraging leaders. Catch
Christianity Explored (1 of 5)c
First night of Christianity Explored, talking about "What is Christianity?" from Mark 1:1 Probably about 20 people there - mix of Christians and guests. Some good questions after the talk... ...why people pray, what the resurrection is about and how we can know if it happened, what's it like to know God... and are we meant to take the Bible literally...
First night of Christianity Explored, talking about "What is Christianity?" from Mark 1:1 Probably about 20 people there - mix of Christians and guests. Some good questions after the talk... ...why people pray, what the resurrection is about and how we can know if it happened, what's it like to know God... and are we meant to take the Bible literally...
A Very British Theology for a Cold Winter's Day
This morning when Brian knocked on the door it felt like winter for the first time. The skies were clear and blue - the kind of morning I love. I don't really mind how cold it is, if it's sunny and dry.As a quirk of the way God has arranged the clouds the British are at the whim of the jet stream and get pretty variable weather, and lacking enough philosophy or imagination we end up talking lots about the weather. This a way to get over our sometimes cold demeanor and facilitate small talk, and it's ok.Feeling the chill in the air this tweet rang in my ears:
This morning when Brian knocked on the door it felt like winter for the first time. The skies were clear and blue - the kind of morning I love. I don't really mind how cold it is, if it's sunny and dry.As a quirk of the way God has arranged the clouds the British are at the whim of the jet stream and get pretty variable weather, and lacking enough philosophy or imagination we end up talking lots about the weather. This a way to get over our sometimes cold demeanor and facilitate small talk, and it's ok.Feeling the chill in the air this tweet rang in my ears:
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