By Rev. Dr. Rick Jordan As a Bible Study teacher, I create my lesson plan with three movements. First, there is a fellowship question. That is followed by a longer information session. I conclude the lesson with a transformation exercise. It happens that this process fits an acronym FIT (Fellowship, Information, Transformation). My goal is […]
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By Rev. Dr. Rick Jordan My wife, son, and I were playing the board game, TransAmerica. The board is a map of the United States with 35 cities highlighted. Each player picks five cities at random, then must connect them with train tracks. For example, you might get San Francisco, Santa Fe, Dallas, Boston, and
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By Rev. Dr. Paul Raybon I’m continuing to read and reflect on this idea of “resilience” as a metaphor and design for what we do as church. (See here if you missed it.) One of the practical applications, as described to me by Co-Pastor Ernesto Bazan of Iglesia Bautista Kerygma in Holguin, Cuba, was reorganizing
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