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Tag: church

March 7, 2016 Nathan Wilkerson Religion

All Have Fallen

Paul called the church, "the pillar and foundation of the truth." As the pillar, the church holds the truth of God's word up for the world to see. As the foundation, the church gives substance to the truth of that message as we live together in loving community. So, to fulfill our function as the … Continue reading All Have Fallen

February 12, 2016 Nathan Wilkerson Making Disciples, Religion

All or Nothing

Do you know someone whose Facebook feed alternates between affirmations of faith and vulgar sexual references? I look at those people and ask myself, "How do they understand faith in God?" After much consideration and dialogue with others about their faith, I've come to the conclusion that many people see God as a means to … Continue reading All or Nothing

February 11, 2016 Nathan Wilkerson Making Disciples, Religion

You Got a Better Idea?

Jesus promised to build his church and he is. We are the material from which it is constructed. Like Peter says in 1 Peter 2:4-5: As you come to him, the living Stone—rejected by humans but chosen by God and precious to him— you also, like living stones, are being built into a spiritual house to … Continue reading You Got a Better Idea?

January 20, 2016 Nathan Wilkerson benevolence, bible, great commission

Stand Up, Church

Christ said, "On this rock, I will build my church." (Matt. 16:18) Paul wrote that, "His (God's) intent was that now, through the church, the manifold wisdom of God should be made known to the rulers and authorities in the heavenly realms, according to His eternal purpose that he accomplished in Christ Jesus our Lord." … Continue reading Stand Up, Church

October 14, 2014 Nathan Wilkerson bible, Big Picture, great commission

Buds into Blossoms

Those who set out to make disciples quickly discover that the reason more people don't go down this road is because of the utter impossibility of achieving results. Our part is simply faith and faithfulness.  While rereading Ragamuffin, I have just come across this wonderful poem from Tagore: No, it is not yours to open … Continue reading Buds into Blossoms

September 11, 2014 Nathan Wilkerson bible, Sessions

Bullets for Peace

We met last night.  It was a glorious time.  God blessed us with several children who contentedly (my son the only vocal exception) sat with us in the circle contemplating the life we've been given and do now share.  We sang songs of deep devotion that were satisfying to the adult souls and simple for … Continue reading Bullets for Peace

August 18, 2014 Nathan Wilkerson bible, great commission

Get Used to Disappointment

I love the movie, "The Princess Bride." I can probably quote the entire movie, but one of my favorite moments occurs when Indigo makes the realization that the man in black has all but defeated him at the conclusion of their mighty duel.  Indigo asks, "Who are you?"  To which the man in black replies, … Continue reading Get Used to Disappointment

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