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[dillon burroughs] on the value of listening in evangelism [dillon burroughs] on the value of listening in evangelism

What’s one of the most effective tools that should be in your evangelism... 

perfect love, imperfect fear perfect love, imperfect fear

Remember that time when you were a kid? You know… that time that you and some... 

[dillon burroughs] on making evangelism a part of everyday life [dillon burroughs] on making evangelism a part of everyday life

Evangelism is not as much an event as it is a lifestyle. Some of the most effective... 

[dillon burroughs] on initiating conversation in evangelism [dillon burroughs] on initiating conversation in evangelism

Sometimes using normal conversation with people will get us into a position where... 

[the africa diaries] day nine: headed to kampala [the africa diaries] day nine: headed to kampala

Leaving Kenya and flying to Uganda was the biggest thing on our agenda for this... 

be ready [compassion and christian ethics] be ready [compassion and christian ethics]

I recently posted some questions that seemed to hit a sensitive spot for lots of... 

can you give me a ride? [a question in christian ethics] can you give me a ride? [a question in christian ethics]

So I noticed her on my way into the 7-11 store. I was on my way to teaching my Homiletics... 

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group book projects

group blogging project: scouting the divine group blogging project: scouting the divine

Perspective. When studying the Bible this is probably one of the most important things... 

group blogging project: jesus, the middle eastern storyteller group blogging project: jesus, the middle eastern storyteller

This group blogging project is a little different than most. Not because of the format,... 

group blogging project: the naked gospel group blogging project: the naked gospel

JESUS + NOTHING This is exactly what the new book by Andrew Farley can be summarized... 

group blogging project: the monkey and the fish group blogging project: the monkey and the fish

One question that I ask myself regularly is whether I am actually living God’s... 

servolution: the group blogging project servolution: the group blogging project

There is a revolution happening in the church today, and it is one of serving! Whether... 

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africa '09

[the africa diaries] day nine: headed to kampala

Leaving Kenya and flying to Uganda was the biggest thing on our agenda for this day. I have to admit that it was tough leaving my new friends in Kenya. Because of the great distance, I knew that it wasn’t likely that I’d see most (if any) of them again. Yet, their impact on my life is etched on my heart BIG TIME. But we were on a mission,... [Read more of this review]

[photo journal] everyday life in uganda

  For more from this mission trip to Kenya and Uganda, check out [the africa diaries]. You can also check out the complete set of everyday life in Uganda on Flickr.  Read More →

[photo journal] everyday life in kenya

For more from this mission trip to Kenya and Uganda, check out [the africa diaries]. You can also check out the complete set of everyday life in Kenya on Flickr.  Read More →

[the africa diaries] day eight: a retreat to remember

Good morning Mount Kenya! The picture above was the view through the front door of my tent as I woke up in the morning. As the sun was rising enough to light up the sky, it still had not risen enough to creep over the top of Africa’s second highest peak. We got up early so that we could go out on another safari drive, which was our first daytime... [Read more of this review]

[photo journal] children of africa

For more from this mission trip to Kenya and Uganda, check out [the africa diaries]. You can also check out the complete set of children of Kenya and Uganda on Flickr.  Read More →

[photo journal] churches of africa

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[the africa diaries] day seven: wrapping up business in kenya

[dillon burroughs] on the value of listening in evangelismShe walked up to me as I was setting up for my morning session, shook my hand, and simply stated, “I am Alice.” We laughed about that for a moment, but I never realized that this was about to be one of the most powerful moments of this trip for me. In order to understand what I mean,... [Read more of this review]

[the africa diaries] day six: starting with the next group

I was finally an accomplished missionary! Well, at least in my mind I was. After all, I had just finished my first full sessions with one of the churches in Kenya, and now I was off to another. I knew that this next group that we were about to work with would be different, I just didn’t know how. For our next two-day session on basic Christian... [Read more of this review]

[the africa diaries] day five: finishing with our first group

Finally! Today is my day to teach! Well, at least for half of it… Day two of our lesson plan calls for two important subjects. First up was the financial session. In this session we covered such basic, yet critically important, topics like keeping your business and personal money separate, and how to create a budget. This is the session that... [Read more of this review]

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