Craig Groeschel Responds to Session 6

re: Craig Groeschel Responds to Session 6

christian — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 06:26:22 GMT

Let me begin by saying that i really like your site spin.willowcreek.com a lot now.. back to the post lol I cant say that im 100% with what you wrote... care to explain more?

re: Craig Groeschel Responds to Session 6

christian — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 03:25:40 GMT

I would like to say that i really like your site spin.willowcreek.com a lot now.. back to business hehe I cant say that im 100% with what you typed up... care to clear things up for me?

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christian — Fri, 22 Aug 2008 12:40:25 GMT

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christian — Fri, 22 Aug 2008 09:05:22 GMT

[color=#3993ff]whatsup people I whole heartedly love the layout of spin.willowcreek.com. Looks good, keep it up! anyways.. Im a very "pure" christian and I guess I have a few questions on my mind.. I've been thinking a lot about dating.. but im not sure where to go with that. My brothers have been telling me christian dating is the way to go.. so I've done a little studying on [url=http://www.breakingthelight.com/?christiandating=224]christian singles in dc[/url] and found some stuff on [url=http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=breakingthelight.com&btnG=Search]google[/url] Would be great to hear your input.

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Georrypar — Sat, 16 Feb 2008 10:41:03 GMT

Just discovered a complete list of all marked down products at Amazon, sorted by category and % off, ranging from 50% off to 90% off (thanks Sonja for the effort). Actually I never thought Amazon would have articles with 90% off, but only in the category Electronics there are more than 3000 of them - look for yourself, the list is on [url=http://bargains-hunter.blogspot.com]Bargain Hunter[/url] (which is a blog of a woman who specializes in finding good deals at Amazon, like Britain’s "Jeanie").

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aaron williams — Wed, 19 Dec 2007 22:45:06 GMT

I want to get my hands on the DVD of the Colin Powel interview at the 2007 Summit. Can anyone help me obtain a copy??? Help??

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EffoloEvelo — Thu, 06 Dec 2007 03:48:59 GMT

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JewayanexuanK — Sat, 13 Oct 2007 03:10:34 GMT

Hi I'm Sonja, As you may have guessed, I am mad about bargains. I am a wife, a mother and I have run my own recruitment business for over twenty years. I make my living by giving the best value for money so when I spend it I expect to get the same. I love quality items, five star cruises and generally the good things in life and I have found that I can afford more of them if I get them at bargain prices. This Blog http://bargains-hunter.blogspot.com is for bargain hunters to share information so we can all get the best value for our hard-earned money. Cheers Sonja

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Phillip — Tue, 14 Aug 2007 09:42:12 GMT

I was recently at a conference where I stayed in an oversized hotel room, and next door an irate, drunken man with a rich accent was saying that “It wasn’t about forgiveness, America needs to be cleansed..look at all of the different denominations in the Christian faith..no one can agree..Bush is a bad man..” I really wasn’t eaves dropping. The door connecting our rooms just didn’t allow the privacy. I actually believe he was trying to woo an American girl, looking for something – not religion. Don’t ask me why I think that. Mostly what she did was giggle at his ranting. The only reason that I didn’t straight away call the FBI can be summed up in very few words: “Guantanamo Bay”, “Patriot Act”, and “Forgiveness”. Frankly, our current government scares me a little bit. I understand the reason behind such aberrations in our government, but I don’t know any longer that I trust it to make the wisest decisions. Am I willing to potentially jeopardize this man’s future for speaking his mind while drunk? Everything in me screamed “terrorist, terrorist”, but I wondered if I was much like those in the McCarthy era, screaming “communist, communist!” Leaders do need to take a step back sometimes to think about consequences. I myself, am not a leader, but I am pretty good at following. I do know those that I am more inclined to follow. As Thomas Friedman would say in his book, The world is Flat, “Imagination is more important than knowledge” – Albert Einstein. Our world is flat. This blog, church on the internet, the global market for goods, as well as the global market for ideas can being spread to the other side of the world in an instant. Our leaders need to be conscience of this fact. Our politicians are now held accountable for every single syllable that they utter, or else it will be blasted around the world on UTUBE. Freidman says, “If we are not going to shut down the Internet and all the other creative and collaborative tools that have flattened the world, and if we can’t restrict access to them, the only thing we can do is try to influence the imagination and intentions that people bring to them and draw from them.” I believe that Life Church is on the edge. It’s very exciting! Craig’s teaching is powerful, and at no other time in history do we have better means of spreading the gospel. There are some problems, however. Also, at probably no other time in human history has there been such a need for the gospel. The human population is growing exponentially. There are environmental challenges that are threatening our planet and the resources we depend upon. In the opinion of one author the future will be marked by “water wars” and not wars for energy. I recently saw on the news where India had 20 million refugees abandoning their homes due to flooding – no utilities, not even electricity. How is such a disaster handled? I personally believe that climate change is a reality. With God, however, and the intellect He has given us we can persevere. We can pull together as a faith, and as a people. I’ve said enough. I’m kinda new at blogging.. Below would be some bullet points, useful or not. • Is there a forum for churches to pool their ideas together, and with other NPO’s? • Can disease and poverty be eliminated with proper planning? • Will government leaders listen to a stronger collective voice from the Christian faith? • Is there the possibility of large clean water projects, funded by the people?

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Craig Groeschel — Sat, 11 Aug 2007 14:33:30 GMT

Sandy, Great thoughts! I appreciate what you said about having courage to let our ideas clash. Kevin, Yes... I'm praying for you this morning!

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Kevin — Sat, 11 Aug 2007 13:35:50 GMT

I too appreciate your comments on listening to the people, and assimilate the information and decide on the direction and expect the people to follow because it is their own idea. We are about to have a vision casting gathering time on the 26 at our church. We are incorporating Craigs teaching in the open environment into our Sunday services. This is not everyones idea, but I am set on letting alot of flowers bloom and hear from them. Keep us in prayer as we do this.

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Sandy — Sat, 11 Aug 2007 12:18:45 GMT

I love your thought that we need to allow God's ideas to rise to the top, instead of copying what other individuals and churches might be doing. It strikes me as though the church itself is a highly conflicted organization, meaning that we carry the eternally important message of old and have the responsibility to deliver it in the ever-changing context of new. We live in a constant tension between our message and our means of delivering this message. Thus, we must be willing to engage in dialogue, even conflict-laden dialogue, about the impact of our lives, our ministries and our churches. In our desire to discover proven methods of delivering our message, I pray that we're also seeking our unique calling to delivering it. And may we have the courage to let our clash of ideas bring about innovative, transformational ministry that allows God's plans to unfold.