Paul Clark Jr writes about intentionally pursuing corporate worship which demonstrates the shattering of barriers which can only happen through the Gospel. In this case, it is the relentless pursuit of youth preferences and that which is new. When contemporary church life seeks (even inadvertently) to put barriers back it undermines Gospel life and witness. …
People give me an odd look when I say we want everyone to go home on Sundays a bit unhappy that the Service wasn’t exactly how they would prefer it to be. Bobby Jamieson explains the point in a post at the 9Marks Blog. Here’s an excerpt: …To put it bluntly, nobody gets the church …
Today has closed with a prayer meeting at which our church prayed for the preservation and healing of a twelve-year-old who has severe head trauma as a result of being hit by a car while he was riding to school this morning. His family are with him in Adelaide. We are in Mount Gambier 450 …
What a wonderful, encouraging morning. Reminded about the importance of Jesus being about the Father’s business, and how all those in Christ are about that business too.
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