RethinkChurch

 

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Rocketown • Nashville, TN

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Royya James & Niger Woodruff
 

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Originally Posted: Dec 5, 2011

 

 

 

Day 1 : Advent is celebrated the four Sundays before Christmas and begins after Thanksgiving. Advent is a time to anticipate, to wait and prepare our hearts for Christ to be born in us anew.

Originally Posted: Nov 14, 2011

• Are you the innkeeper, offering what you can?
• Are you the shepard, living on the fringe of society suddenly summoned to birth of a king?
• Are you a young parent feeling unworthy and unprepared for the journey ahead of you?
• Are you the wiseman, traveling great lengths in the search for something remarkable?

 

Originally Posted: Nov 10, 2011

i went to a church camp last summer but it wasnt an adverage church camp...we experianced God there... i mean like hand chaking, tounges, and scream/crying experiance...then thru a complicated chain of events that camp week was cut..... it was for this reason and then i later learned that atleast 1 of the leaders were not methodist anymore and now i have no idea if what happened was ok to do and believe in while being methodist. if u have any idea plz comment and in short plz haha

“God is universal, and God is love, and no state, man or woman should fear the influence of loving religion."~ George W. Bush, Beijing, China August 2008 

 

Originally Posted: Nov 2, 2011

 

Celebrate Advent the whole four weeks before Christmas! Here's a list for centering your mind, your giving, and your family.

1 Get everyone in sync. Instead of going on auto-pilot the day after Thanksgiving, hold a family meeting to decide what to do and who will do what.

Originally Posted: Oct 24, 2011

I will be baptized on Oct. 16th. I'm looking forward to it. I'm nervous but in a good way.

I’ve always imagined the journey of faith as a flat, country road. It was lonely except for the crowds shouting judgments from the sidelines as I stumbled in my stilettos—unprepared for a long walk. I pictured my head hanging down under the weight of questions thrown at God.

That’s how I used to visualize it. Then, I had a conversation with Amanda Garber.

Originally Posted: Oct 11, 2011

I have an apointment next week to talk to my minister about being baptized. I am not totally ready, but I want to talk about some questions and concerns I have before I do anything. I know that is a big step and I feel I need to get some stuff straight in my head before I do it. In the mean while, I am very much being tested! The devil is trying to keep me from doing this and he fighting harder, but I'm fighting harder. I have a great spiritual army fighting with me. He will not win!