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Where’s the Fruit?

Posted by Greg Atkinson | August 5, 2010 .

Yesterday, I had about 6 hours of flight time as I traveled back from my trip to Salt Lake City, Utah. When I fly, I have time to think. I started thinking about the fruits of the Spirit and how they seem to be missing from some Christians that I deal with from time to [...]

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Sabbath

Posted by Greg Atkinson | July 15, 2010 .

Last night my wife and I watched the movie “Chariots of Fire“. Those of you that know me know I’m a movie guy, but I had never seen this classic Academy Award winning movie (it won 4 Academy Awards, including Best Picture). I really enjoyed the movie and was moved by Eric Liddell’s convictions and [...]

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This Statement Convicts Me

Posted by Greg Atkinson | July 6, 2010 .

Last week on Twitter, David Platt posted the following tweet from Scott Hill: “God does not reveal the intimate things of His heart to those who casually come and go.” That brief statement has haunted me. I confess that sometimes I approach my devotional time with God in a casual way or as if I’m [...]

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I Need to Pray Just to Make it Today

Posted by Greg Atkinson | May 6, 2010 .

Today is the National Day of Prayer. I encourage you to take some time to pray throughout your day. May you be blessed and sensitive to the Holy Spirit as you seek to hear that still, small voice. Speaking of prayer – if you haven’t heard of Kindle, I encourage you to check it out. [...]

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The Slave Who Became a Pastor

Posted by Greg Atkinson | April 28, 2010 .

Yesterday I mentioned how pastor Ray Johnston brought the book of Philemon alive to me. Did you read it again? If not, go and read and come back. Basically, Philemon was a wealthy slave owner who had a slave (Onesimus) rip him off and run away. Onesimus met Paul and became a Christ-follower. Paul wrote [...]

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Paul's Plea for Onesimus

Posted by Greg Atkinson | April 27, 2010 .

Continuing on with the theme of God can use anybody. I’d like you to take the time to read the short book of Philemon in your Bible. I had the privilege of secret shopping Bayside Church this past Sunday in Sacramento, CA. Their worship pastor, Lincoln Brewster, lead worship and it was awesome. BONUS: I [...]

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God Can Use Anybody

Posted by Greg Atkinson | April 23, 2010 .

For I am convinced that neither death nor life, neither angels nor demons, neither the present nor the future, nor any powers, neither height nor depth, nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God that is in Christ Jesus our Lord. – Romans 8:38-39 I was reflecting [...]

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Deep Thoughts

Posted by Greg Atkinson | April 22, 2010 .

Remember the SNL sketch? Well, I’ve been thinking about certain stories and passages of Scripture lately. Things that amaze me. Things that challenge me. Things that encourage me. I’m going to share them with you over the next few blog posts. What stories in the Bible leave you thinking about them long after you’ve read [...]

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Guest Post by Blaine Hogan: The Risk of Staying

Posted by Greg Atkinson | April 16, 2010 .

The following is a guest blog by Blaine Hogan, Experience Engineer at Willow Creek Community Church where he creates contexts and spaces for people to experience God using video, multimedia, movement, and performance art. A few months ago I got a call from a friend of mine asking if I’d consider applying for a creative [...]

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Guest Post by Scott Williams: 4 Reasons Leaders FAIL

Posted by Greg Atkinson | April 9, 2010 .

The following is a guest blog by Scott Williams, campus pastor at LifeChurch.tv Northwest OKC Leadership is the most commonly used word when it comes down to the success of an organization, product, group or team.  No matter how you slice the success pie, the pieces all boil down to leadership.  There are countless books about [...]

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