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Pastor James Murphy on Mysticism and Experientialism
Many of you have already listened to First Baptist church of Johnson City, Pastor James Murphy’s sermon that I shared the other day. If you haven’t, I hope that you will because it is the most encouraging thing I’ve heard … Continue reading
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Tagged Bible, Celebration of Discipline, Christian, christianity, contemplative practices, contemplative prayer, contemplative spirituality, first baptist church of Johnson city, God, hearing God's voice, James Murphy, Jesus, jim murphy, pagan, Panentheism, pastor murphy, richard foster, spiritual disciplines, spiritual formation, universal salvation, voices from God
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Concerns about Matt Chandler’s The Village Church
I happened to visit Apprising Ministries website today and when I spied a post about Matt Chandler and The Village Church what I read troubled me greatly. First, Silva pointed out the covenant for membership at the church. Pretty common … Continue reading
Context, context, context.
Context is key in everything. It can be awkward to join a conversation in the middle. Often things are confusing, hilarious or even inappropriate sounding when you’re missing the rest of the information. Reading the Bible is no exception. In … Continue reading
