Posted in Community, Family, Learner, Rhythms, Servant, gospel, mission on September 25, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
As you know we’ve begun a shift from Small Groups to Missional Communities. With any change, big or small, there’s bound to be questions. One question I want to answer is “What’s the difference between Small Groups and Missional Communities?” Here we go.
Missional Communities do not replace our small groups as much as they refine [...]
Posted in Bless, Learner, Missionary, Servant, Short-term mission trip, gospel, mission, prayer on May 15, 2009 | 4 Comments »
The Mission
WBC loves Corey and Katie Garrett. We also love their ministry to the Wolof people of Senegal. We love that they are committed to communicating the gospel of Jesus Christ with their words and commending the gospel with their lives. In the past we’ve been able to bless them while they’ve been stateside. This [...]
Posted in Bless, Celebrate, Eat, Family, Learner, Listen, Missionary, Recreate, Rhythms, Servant, Story formed, Theology, gospel, mission on March 20, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Recap
Sunday night was a blast! WBC showed up and said “Hey, I want to know more about how our small groups could be missional communities.” At first we devoured about 12 pizzas and enjoyed some of the yummiest salads and deserts all the while enjoying some good ole fashioned Baptist fellowship. Thanks for chipping in [...]
Posted in Bless, Family, Rhythms, Servant, prayer, tagged breast cancer, ministry opportunity, prayer, Tracy Gedicks on January 9, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Mark and Tracy are entering a new season of their lives together. We are joyful that God causes love and goodness to pour out of our lives to minister to others for His name to be praised. Josh Foster will be the ministry coordinator connecting the Gedicks’ needs to the body of Christ. He can [...]
Posted in Bless, Celebrate, Culture, Missionary, Servant, gospel, politics, tagged election, McCain, Obama on November 5, 2008 | 2 Comments »
God is not a Democrat…or a Republican! He is never up for election, re-election or impeachment. And yet from the sounds from some Christians you’d think that somehow God got dethroned last night. Today I’ve read and heard people saying things like…
“Boy do we need to pray for our country now!”
“Now I’m scared for [...]
Posted in Bless, Family, Servant, tagged Bless, Boot Camp, Men's ministry, Servant on October 17, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Dear family,
On Oct. 24-25 some of our men will be going to “Boot Camp” in Rumney, NH. While there, they will be having a time of serving others during their retreat. The men will be working on several different projects for Rumney. Our men will be blessed, and they will be a blessing to others [...]
Posted in Bible, Bless, Family, Learner, Music, Servant on July 22, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Hello Church,
This week I am living in exile…in Massachusetts. But it’s for a great cause! Every morning and evening I have the privilege of leading music for a pastor’s retreat at Gordon-Conwell called the “Spurgeon Sabbatical.” This is my second time leading times of gathered worship for this intense-teaching and rich-fellowshipping retreat. And I thank [...]
Posted in Bible, Bless, Family, Learner, Missionary, Servant, tagged Bible, Children, SBC, VBS on July 18, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Summer Bible Club was a blast this year along with many blessings that God let us see. God’s work before, during, and after SBC is enormous. We’ll never be able to understand or see His massive work outwardly or inwardly in the hearts of the children, staff, family, and friends.
As I share with you some [...]
Posted in Family, Missionary, Music, Servant, Worship, prayer on July 15, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
This past Sunday we sang Bob Kauflin’s song, “Let Your Kingdom Come” What you might not know is that this song is based on a prayer from the book, The Valley of Vision: A Collection of Puritan Prayers and Devotions. In fact Bob Kauflin and Sovereign Grace Ministries released an entire CD of songs of [...]
Posted in Bless, Servant on July 4, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Overheard over at Justin Taylor’s blog …
Here’s another excerpt from Paul Tripp’s book, Whiter Than Snow: Meditations on Sin and Mercy. Again, I found this both deeply convicting and hopeful at the same time.
Sin lives in a costume, that’s why it’s so hard to recognize. The fact that sin looks so good [...]
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