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Last post, I indicated that many American Christians are using self-interest as the main determining factor in selecting their church affiliation. A transaction based on a “serve-me” attitude.
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Faith,
Clergy & Congregations
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Christian - Protestant/Other
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american church, americans and church, church shopping, finding a church, picking a church, shopping for a church
Daryl Geffken has lots to write about. After earning his M. Div. from Multnomah Biblical Seminary, working in youth ministry for 13 years and now studying as a Ph.D candidate at Gonzaga University, Geffken has discovered which church issues really make him tick.
His writings focus on some of tho...
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You have probably heard someone say, “You have to kiss a lot of frogs before you find a prince,” usually regarding dating and finding a mate. In my experience, this also applies to my attempts to find a church. Please look at the breakup letters to a few frogs and one almost-prince.
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More than 100,000 children available and waiting for adoption in the US.
Insightful and wise. I appreciate the honesty of the question asked and in the response given.
Pig bullets for profit, I think a late night beer session got out of hand. “Dude, this can work. W...
What do they expect? All the Islamic terrorists to just cease because we now have bullets infused wi...
dumbest idea ever. how does it prevent people from entering heaven? okay.. whatever makes you sleep...
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