Archive for the ‘Blog Bible Study’ Category

Romans

Posted: July 6, 2011 in Blog Bible Study, Faith
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Listening to a podcast on Romans today from Saddleback Church – Crave Thursday. I will post more, but if you want to join in the fun, let me know. The basic take away so far is the fact that Christians are all the body of Christ. Why do we feel the need to tell one [...]

Awaken questions…

Posted: June 30, 2011 in Blog Bible Study, Church, Faith

Loving the conversation on this website… this is a dialogue I had with those out there. I met with a friend the other day to talk through some of what life has thrown each of our way. In doing so, he brought up a recent conversation he had with his men’s group. Following is a [...]

Trust – what is next?

Posted: February 21, 2011 in Blog Bible Study, Church, Faith, Life

I am going to start to write about trust over the next few weeks.  As you can see I don’t post everyday, and sometimes not every week, but I am going to try and correct a bit of that. For me, this blog is coming back to life due to alot of things.  A bible [...]

New Vs. Old

Posted: January 4, 2011 in Blog Bible Study, Faith, Family, Life, Photography

P365-3/365 11/1/3, originally uploaded by michael johnson photography. As you can probably see, I am doing a series of photos for 2011. These photos will hopefully wake me up from my slumber. Over the past year or so, I have felt a little distant from God. Don’t get me wrong – I love Him. But [...]

  This is my installment for the Blogger Small Group post on Romans chapter 3. There is always time for anyone to join in if they like (seeBlogger Small Group Rules/Guidlelines). Right now we are a few weeks into the group, which started in James. No need to try and catch up, just start in the same place [...]

  This is my installment for the Blogger Small Group post on Romans chapter 3. There is always time for anyone to join in if they like (seeBlogger Small Group Rules/Guidlelines). Right now we are a few weeks into the group, which started in James. No need to try and catch up, just start in the same place [...]