That’s what James 2:17 says. But we’re inclined to misunderstand the prescription behind the verse and that makes things particularly confusing for those of us who thought that it was faith that saved us. Wait. Faith, not works, is what saves us. But without works, our faith is dead? Does that mean it is really [...]
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If there’s a single truth about building a blog audience in today’s digital world it’s that you had better get your tweet on and plug your posts. Truly, I’ve found some great stuff through Facebook and Twitter and even spent a good amount of time plugging my own material in the past. But I’ve become [...]
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My friend, Jeff Goins, blogs about writing, networking, social media and any other number of ideas. In recent months, he’s gained a lot of traction interviewing guys like Seth Godin and doing guest blogging for people like Michael Hyatt. He wrote a recent post about why we each need to become experts at telling our [...]
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Friends of mine will tell you that I have a tendency to turn conversations towards theology. I can’t help it – it’s a topic I’m passionate about. In a recent conversation, a friend was telling me about the journey that he is on in an effort to grow closer to God. He’s engaging in the [...]
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Prominent (and hilarious) Christian blogger, Matther Paul Turner, the man behind the mask of Jesus Needs New PR started a brief conversation on his Facebook today, asking whether an evangelical can be a universalist and linking to an article. The article is worth the read, but I think the conversation that ensued was more interesting. [...]
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