Posted by Bart on May 9, 2008
I need your help. Saturday we will begin seeking a family of peace in Manchester. This concept comes from the sending of the 72 in Luke 10 and is detailed in Organic Church by Neil Cole. Neil talks about the 102b virus.
The Ten2b Prayer Virus
We all know “the prayer the Lord taught us” known commonly as “The Lord’s Prayer.” But this was not the only prayer Jesus taught us to pray. In Luke 10:2b, Jesus instructs his disciples to “beseech the Lord of the harvest to send out workers into his harvest field.” That word, “beseech” is a very strong word. The man with leprosy ‘beseeched’ Jesus to heal him.
“Lord of the harvest, we see that the harvest is plentiful but that the workers are few. Lord of the harvest, would you send forth workers into your harvest field, here in _______ [your city], across North America, and to the ends of the earth.”
Please pray this for Manchester, TN.
If you have not read the book, order it now and while you are at it get Crazy Love by Francis Chan. These books are both scripture based and will rock your world.
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Posted by Bart on March 27, 2008
Today I read Psalms 93-94 aloud. I have just started the book Organic Church by Niel Cole.
I am excited to spend the day thinking about “love being the key” and how to put legs on that thought. I love when Rich Mullins says “faith without works is like a screen door on a submarine”. I have faith in God, but that does not always translate into loving my neighbor. Cole had a good line in his introduction when he told a kid with a broken bike chain yelling at a passing preacher, asking if he had enough time to stop being a preacher and help him. I think christian could easily be substituted for christian, “Hey Bart can you stop being a christian long enough to help me?”.
Jim, Congratulations on seven days! You got any extra bracelets?????
Again, I pray you all will have grace and peace in your days.
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