Posted on October 28, 2008 by revdonc
The last two chapters of our current study, The Way of The Warrior, focused on thinking like Jesus and praying with authority. As we approach this historic election and as we look at the sad state of affairs – in our homes, communities and in the world, it is even more obvious to me that [...]
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Posted on October 10, 2008 by revdonc
I’m not a chess player and beyond what my husband attempted to teach me when I was a young bride, I know little about the rules. What I do remember as a major frustration was the fact that chess required strategic vision- the ability to think beyond the next move. It occurred to me, as [...]
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Posted on October 4, 2008 by revdonc
I just finished a day and half in a wonderful retreat with the other associate ministers from Omega Baptist Church where I serve. As I was walking through the beautiful grounds at the Cox Arboretum (no relation, unfortunately), I saw a sign that captured my attention and through which God spoke. Posted along one of [...]
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Posted on October 3, 2008 by revdonc
Posted on October 1, 2008 by revdonc
As we get closer to November and this historic election and as we take note of the economic condition of our country, I feel compelled to ask believers a simple question. Are you prepared for the election? I know that both camps are sending information and racheting up their ad campaigns so that everyone knows [...]
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