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As I am preparing to preach about gospel generosity this book was a good read. In fact, the book about money that I posted a while back, Money by Jamie Munson, was pretty much birthed out of this book. It is great for understanding the beauty and joy of giving, however it was weak in addressing the heart issue of why it is hard to give generously.
It's a short read, took me about 30 mins as I read quickly. Because it is so short I don't feel great about counting this book toward my pledge to read 25 books in 14 but I haven't been reading a ton lately so I am going to do it anyway.
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In my short preaching career I have had the opportunity to preach some pretty strange passages that a rookie preacher would typically bypass if possible. There were several weeks that I would have opted for that but my hunger for preaching experience pushed me through the long study sessions and frustrating writing sessions.
Thankfully not all of my preaching opportunities have been difficult passages to preach. I recently preached 1 Corinthians 14:35-49 and it has been my favorite passage to preach so far. Through this passage, God spoke to me in a special way as I was facing a lot of uncertainty for my future which was causing some anxiety and self diagnosed depression.
Not only was this passage refreshing to me personally but I felt it was a timely message for the encouragement of our congregation. I got a lot of positive feedback (not just because it was so short) but because it gave them a new perspective on death and a hope for their incredibly bright future that is assured in the resurrection of our Savior.
Back in July, I resolved to invest more time into my blog so that my supporters could keep up on what is going on in my life and ministry. I have probably sat down at least three times each month to produce an update, but almost every time I sit down to write I walk away with two unpublished paragraphs and a feeling that I just wasted an hour of my time. As you can imagine, it has become quite frustrating.
I started thinking about why this aways happens. Why is it that when ever I sit down with a great idea to write about it ends up unpublished? As I thought about it, I realized that I have placed a standard on myself that is impossible for me, an untrained writer, to live up to. I wonder silly things like, "Did I use the right punctation?" or "Is this even a complete sentence?" And more pressing things like, "Is this even true or am I just ranting."
But underneath all of these questions there is a fear that you, the reader, will think less of me for my poor writing skills or the stance that I take on certain issues. This isn't a new fear for me. In fact, most of my life has had an undercurrent of fear that I will not be accepted, approved of, or validated based on my performance. This fear has motivated me to do well at what I do, giving me false guarantee that I will be approved of, accepted and validated by others if I display excellence. On the flip side, if I am sub par, unsatisfactory or displeasing then I will not be validated. If I don't have the approval and validation of others, then I am distraught and in despair.
Yesterday, in my Silence and Solitude Day, I was reminded that I have the approval and validation of the opinion that matters most. This approval & validation comes from God, through Christ. I didn't earn it. I can't earn it, even if I gave it my best. I didn't do half the work and then Jesus did the rest. This approval and validation is all a gift to me.
Remembering that Jesus was perfect on my behalf and earned God's favor for me, I am free to take some risks. I am free to make a blog post and be okay if readers don't like it. I am free to try new things and not have to fear being viewed as inadequate or incapable. This is how the gospel is at work in my heart today. It may seem irrelevant but this could very well be a major break through in how I live my life in confidence that Jesus is my validation.
It is a fight to remember that I am validated in Christ, but in Him my validation is secure. Because God is the same today as he was yesterday and he will never change, his opinion of me is secure as long as it rest on Christ's performance on my behalf. That is how the gospel speaks to my writer's block.
I always appreciate a good word on pastoral ministry from Eugene Peterson. It was a great book for helping me relate people to books of the Old Testament.
One of my goals for the new year was to read 25 books in 2014. I am on track to do this and possibly go beyond my goal!
I have a bit of a rotation that I go through to keep my reading diverse. I usually read what I call a "heart book" that speaks to my heart and challenges me personally. Then I move on to a book under the leadership genre. After that, I grab a book that aims to grow my pastoral skills (counseling, preaching, theology). Then I like to read a dead guy (either a biography or a famous work). To top it off I read a light hearted book (usually before bed) which is either fiction or something entertaining.
So far this rotation works petty well. I typically have 3 or 4 books going at a time, I just shift my primary focus between my categories. There are times when a book might take precedence over another book and I have to press pause, but I usually come back to it within a month. Here are the books that I am currently reading:
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+ Redemption by Mike Wilkerson
+ Sonship by World Harvest Mission
+ Shepherding a Child's Heart by Tedd Tripp
+ Galatians for You by Tim Keller
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+ Five Smooth Stones for Pastoral Ministry by Eugene Peterson
+ Preaching in a Postmodern World (course syllabus & lectures) by Tim Keller and Ed Clowney
+ Center Church by Tim Keller
+ Paul's First Epistle to the Corinthians by CK Barrett
+ Yes to the Mess by Frank Barrett
+ 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership by John Maxwell
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None currently
+ A Good Man is Hard to Find and other Short Stories by Flannery O'Conner
+ The Brothers Karamazov by Fyodor Dostoyevsky
Do you know the meaning of productivity? In his book "What's Best Next," Matt Perman does a superb job of explaining how the gospel directly influences our productivity. Not only does he provide a solid biblical theology of productivity but he offers valuable insights and suggestions on how to live in a way that allows you to do more good for others.
Although this book isn't considered a book about discipleship, I found it very valuable in my own discipleship and in the way that I disciple others. I highly recommend this read and can guarantee that you will learn something new.
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The Buffalo Sabres have re-signed defenseman Chad Ruhwedel to a two-year contract.
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Ruhwedel (5/7/90, 5'11", 181 lbs) has played in 28 games for the Sabres since signing an entry-level contract with the club in April 2013. While playing for the Rochester Americans in 2013-14, Ruhwedel notched 28 points (4+24) in 47 regular-season games, which ranked him second among the team's defensemen. He also appeared in five playoff games and recorded five points (2+3), which was second-most on the team.
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Delusions of grandeur, Mr President? Obama compares himself to Gandhi and Mandela
Barack Obama last night delivered an extraordinary speech at a fundraising event in New York, comparing himself to legendary civil rights leaders.
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himself to Mahatma Gandhi and Nelson Mandela but admitted he is not 'a perfect president', bringing about scattered laughter from the crowd.
'The civil rights movement was hard,' he told his audience of donors, while talking about how difficult it is to bring about 'change' in politics.
Comparison: Obama likened himself to Gandhi and Nelson Mandela at a campaign fundraiser yesterday
'Winning the vote for women was hard. Making sure that workers had some basic protections was hard.
'Around the world, Gandhi, Nelson Mandela, what they did was hard. It takes time. It takes more than a single term.
'It takes more than a single president. It takes more than a single individual.
'What it takes is ordinary citizens who keep believe, who are committed to fighting and pushing and inching this country closer and closer to our highest ideals.
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'And I said in 2008, that I am not a perfect man and I will not be a perfect president.
'But I promised you, but I promised you, I promised you back then that I would always tell you what I believe. I would always tell you where I stood.'
The President has taken an increasingly combative tone in recent weeks, including attacking conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh for his controversial remarks on contraception.
He called the remarks 'reprehensible' and even called Ms Fluke, whom Limbaugh branded a 'slut' to express his disappointment that she was the subject of 'inappropriate personal attacks'.
'He said he hoped my parents were proud of me,' Ms Fluke said, adding that the President 'thanked me for speaking out and for expressing the concerns of so many women'.
Yesterday Obama made an explicit threat that the United States will attack Iran if that's what it takes to prevent it from developing a nuclear bomb.
He also warned Israelis that they would only make a bad situation worse if they moved too soon against Iranian nuclear facilities.
'I think both the Iranian and the Israeli governments recognize that when the United States says it is unacceptable for Iran to have a nuclear weapon, we mean what we say,' Obama told The Atlantic magazine. 'I don't bluff.'
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BATON ROUGE, La. – LSU AgCenter 4-H Youth Development is hosting a teen leadership camp on the LSU campus July 28-30, 2014.
The camp is open exclusively to 13- to 18-year-old youth who are members of a military family.
The three-day camp is part of the Operation Military Kids program, which partners with communities and organizations throughout America to support the children of deployed service members.
Some of the activities at this year's camp will include tackling the challenge course at the LSU University Recreation Center, a tour of Tiger Stadium, a videography class and a basic CPR/first aid class. The camp is funded by a grant through the U.S. Army.
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The Seattle-based coffee shop chain says baked goods from La Boulange will start replacing its current lineup early next year, starting with French pastries such as the croissant. Products will start appearing in Bay Area stores first then roll out nationally.
Starbucks also says it plans to make the San Francisco-area bakery into a national presence in the years ahead.
"We'll take it one store at a time, starting in metropolitan areas around the U.S. where there's demand," said Cliff Burrows, president of Starbucks Americas.
Food has become an important part of Starbucks' revenue stream in recent years, with the segment now generating $1.5 billion a year. About a third of the purchases in its U.S. locations include a food item.
La Boulange, which also serves salads and sandwiches in a casual sit-down setting, has 19 locations in the Bay Area. The chain is being sold to Starbucks by Next World Group, a privately held investment firm based in San Francisco.
As Starbucks faces increasing competition from fast-food chains serving specialty coffees, the company has increased its profits through an expanding mix of consumer products, such as its ice cream and Tazo-branded K-Cup portion packs. The La Boulange deal could eventually feed into that mix.
This holiday season Starbucks plans to sell a single-cup coffee machine called Verismo that lets people brew lattes and other drinks at home. And moving beyond its iconic cafes, the company earlier this year announced plans to open its first Evolution Fresh Inc. juice store.
Additionally, the deal positions Starbucks to enter a fast-growing segment of the restaurant industry currently dominated by Panera Bread Co., which offers freshly baked bread, sandwiches and salads in a sit-down setting for slightly higher prices than most fast-food chains. St. Louis-based Panera has about 1,500 locations, up from about 1,000 five years ago. Sales have grown by 73 percent over that same time, according to food industry researcher Technomic Inc.
With the acquisition of La Boulange, Starbucks says it hopes to popularize the French bakery experience in the U.S. the same way it brought the experience of the Italian espresso bar to the masses.
"After more than 40 years, we will be able to say that we are bakers too," CEO Howard Schultz said in a statement.
The acquisition of Bay Bread LLC, the parent company of La Boulange, is expected to close in Starbucks' fiscal fourth quarter and dilute the company's earnings by 2 cents per share in the second half of the fiscal year. For the full year, Starbucks has said it expects earnings per share to be between $1.81 and $1.84.
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MOSS BLUFF, LA. (EP) – A Louisiana high school graduate is suing her local school officials for censoring her valedictory speech at commencement. Angela Kay Guidry, who was graduated from Sam Houston High School here in May, says her principal's refusal to let her speak unless she omitted all planned religious references was a violation of her rights to free speech and free exercise of religion.
Guidry is being represented by attorneys of the Rutherford Institute, a nonprofit civil liberties organization specializing in religious freedom questions. Her attorneys are seeking a declaratory judgment protecting Guidry and other students from "interference [with] or denial of" constitutional rights.
According to the lawsuit, Guidry submitted her speech to principal Kerry Durr for review May 15. The speech began by thanking "my Lord Jesus who has allowed me to be in this position tonight." The speech went on to explain Guidry's personal source of motivation. "To me the most important thing in your life is not whether you have a good education or a good job, but whether or not you have the Lord in your life. It doesn't matter how many years you go to school or how successful you are in this life, if you're not doing it all for the Lord," stated the speech.
She planned to close the speech by explaining her belief that people needed to acknowledge Jesus Christ as Savior. "My prayer and challenge to you tonight," she had written, "is that you would seek the Lord Jesus, believe in Him, and give your heart and life to Him."
Guidry's lawsuit says that Durr read the speech and said, "You can't argue with that," but later that day guidance counselor Sylvia Seals telephoned Guidry and asked her to change the speech. A few days later, Guidry says, Seals "engaged in a tirade of criticism" within earshot of Guidry's fellow students, and when Guidry attempted to walk away Seals "grabbed her arm and continued making derogatory and slanderous remarks" about her religious beliefs.
Guidry was later told by Durr to delete all references to personal religious views so no one would be "offended" by the speech. Guidry refused, and was told she would not be allowed to speak.
The school authorities contend that Durr's decision was based on the fear that Guidry's remarks may have been taken as an endorsement of religious view by school authorities. Rutherford attorneys, however, argue that a "valedictorian address is, by its very nature, a personal bidding of farewell," and say Guidry was unconstitutionally deprived of "a meaningful opportunity to exercise her right of free speech and freely express her sincerely held beliefs."
The suit seeks declaratory judgment forbidding similar interference in the future, and compensatory and punitive damages for Seals' "inflamatory remarks impugning [Guidry's] moral character."
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The freedom our Founders envisioned was not freedom from suffering, want, or hard work. Nor was it freedom to indulge every appetite or whim without restraint—that would merely be servitude to a different master. No, the Founders' passion was to live free before God, unfettered by the chains of autocracy, shackles that slowly but inexorably bind men when the governments they fashion fail to recognize and uphold freedom's singular, foundational truth: that all men are created in the image of God, and are thereby co-equally endowed with the right to "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness."
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Um, happy birthday to me.
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Um, I'm not sure I can do that on my own but I know of some people who can.
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But, by the way, never seen the pub more busy than after a crisis meeting We should do this more often...
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Happy Birthday, Maddie! I hope you didn't have to buy yourself a single drink in the pub after the meeting.ReplyDelete
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(Reuters) - Stephen Gallacher produced a sparkling late rush of birdies on Friday to resuscitate his chances of earning an automatic Ryder Cup place at the final points-counting event, the Italian Open in Turin.
The 39-year-old Scot was one of the late starters and began the second round trailing South African pacesetter Hennie Otto, who was already in the clubhouse, by 15 strokes.
Gallacher, who can displace world number 16 Graeme McDowell in the top nine automatic qualifying spots for Europe's Ryder Cup team by finishing in the top two in Turin, opened up with an eagle at the first hole and a birdie at the fifth.
He then suffered a body blow by taking a double bogey at the sixth before staging a spectacular fightback with a six-under-par inward nine of 30 strokes.
"When you are 15 behind the guy in the lead and 12 behind second place knowing you need to win or finish second it's a strange feeling," Gallacher said after returning a seven-under 65 for a tally of 137 to close within eight shots of Otto."I knew I had to go low at some stage and it was nice to get a run going on the back nine.
"I didn't watch any of Hennie's round," he told reporters. "I kind of thought 'my goodness' but there are two rounds to go and a lot can happen in golf. As long as I have a chance going into the last round I will be delighted."
The 38-year-old Otto crammed an eagle and nine birdies into a 10-under 62 to lead the way with a 15-under total of 129, three ahead of Austrian Bernd Wiesberger (66) and six in front of third-placed Englishman Ross Fisher (66).
"I like the course here," said 2006 Italian Open champion Otto. "If you win a tournament in one country you tend to get good feelings when you return there even if it's to a different course.
"It would be nice to win but I don't want to hurt anyone's Ryder Cup chances. I can't play in it but there are a few guys here that I would hope can get in the team."
Joint overnight leader Francesco Molinari, who has played in the last two editions of the biennial team event and is hoping to receive one of Europe captain Paul McGinley's three wildcard picks on Tuesday, could only manage a level-par 72 for 138.
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pale (restricted area)In imperial Russia, what came to be called the Pale of Settlement (Cherta Osedlosti) came into being as a result of the introduction of large numbers of Jews into the Russian sphere after the three partitions of Poland (1772, 1793, 1795). Adjusting to a population often banned from Russia altogether was a problem that Russian leadership solved by allowing Jews to remain in their current areas...
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SECTION: Ukraine under direct imperial Russian rule...provinces ( guberniyas) administered by governors appointed from St. Petersburg. The Right Bank, along with some adjoining territories, formed part of the Pale of Settlement, to which the Jewish population of the empire was residentially restricted. With the liquidation of the Sich and the annexation of the...
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SECTION: Anti-Semitism in modern EuropeThe Russian Empire had restricted Jews to western regions known as the Pale of Settlement ever since the partitions of Poland (in the 1790s) had brought large numbers of Jews under Russian rule. The empire's May Laws of 1882, enacted after widespread anti-Jewish riots, or pogroms, had broken out in the Russian Pale the previous year, stripped Jews of their rural landholdings and restricted them...
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Model Nuria Nieva shares a love of tribal chic jewelry in the August 2014 isse of Elle Romania. Styled by Domnica Margescu, the rustic fashion beauty is lensed by Jesus Alonso. / Hair by Sorin Stratulat; makep by Alexandru Abagiu
Model Cristina Tosio is on the road, seeking her next global adventure in Mario Sierra's loving nature editorial for Elle Spain's October issue. Sylvia Montoliu styles Cristina in sophisticated layers with a bohemian edge in 'Viaje al interior'. / Hair and makeup by Pedro Cedeno.
Model Ilsa de Boer is styled in lavish layers of artisan-inspired coziness and beauty by Laura Bianchi. Takay is behind the lens for these striking studio portraits in D Magazine October 2014. /Hair by kenshin Asano; makeup by Steven Canavan
Model Olga Maliouk channels the sensual side of warrior goddesses in this visually rich fashion statement styled by Simone Guidarelli. Signe Vilstrup makes the splendid capture 'Neo Folk' honoring tribal influences around the globe for Glamour Italia's October issue./Hair and makeup Loris Rocchi
Model Kseniya Shapovalova channels my memory of China's matriarchal Mosuo women who reside in Yunnan and Sichuan Provinces near Lugu Lake in the Tibetan Himalayas. Michael Pondaag styles an extravaganza of ethnic looks from Fendi, Michael Kors, Chanel, Uniqlo, Diane Von Fustenberg, Etro and more, lensed by Nicole P Malina for Harper's Bazaar Indonesia September 2014 as Journey to the East'./ Beauty by Qiqi Franky.
Model Kate Netolicka is styled by Martina Gvizdova in this safari-inspired theme for Harper's Bazaar Czech October. Anna Mrazek Kovacic is behind the lens for this 'First Look' look at military drab married with feminine elegance. /Hair by Marty Martin Tyl
Model Barbara Fialho enjoys the 'Heat Of The Day', a celebration of Caribbean style for Marie Claire Australia's October issue. Stylist Valeryi Yong chooses flirty, skin-bearing silhouettes in a joyful mix of electic prints in images lensed by David Gubert./ Hair by Marco Braca; maakeup by Cynthia Sobek.