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Author Archives: radamdavidson
2019: A Year of Community (Renovation Church 01/06/18)
Someone emailed me yesterday and, at the end of their email, wrote “can’t wait to hear the first message of 2019!” which reminded me of two things: first, this is the first Sunday of the new year. It’s hard … Continue reading
Posted in Community, formed, personal growth
Ancient-Future Worship
Here is an excellent summary of Ancient-Future Worship, proposed and propagated by Robert E. Webber, written by Joan Huyser-Honig and Darrell Harris A glimpse from the article: While fewer people today are eager to argue about religion, many “spiritual but not religious” … Continue reading
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Christmas Tree 2018
We got our Christmas tree last night, a room-filling Douglas fir, complete with a few pine cones still holding on after the long ride from the forest. We can thank German Lutherans for the practice of erecting a tree and … Continue reading
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Preparation: Foresight and Intention (message prep)
Advent 1 – Luke 21:25-36 Year C Renovation Church Sunday, December 2, 2018 Preparation requires foresight and intention. We need foresight to see that something is coming that will affect our experience. It is foresight that makes us step on … Continue reading
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39th Birthday Weekend – Detroit, Ann Arbor, and Back Again to Kalamazoo
We hit the road early Friday morning to make it to the Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn, MI. Emily’s folks got me tickets to the Ford Rouge Factory Tour, which is where the Ford F150 is built and dreams come … Continue reading
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RadCast – when we don’t pray?
[RadCast] What happens when we don’t pray? (Colossians 4:2) – We miss out on soul-shaping conversation with God. – We lose God’s perspective on our situation. – We lack God’s power in our lives. I encourage you: be devoted to … Continue reading
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[RadCast] Colossians 4:2 – Devote yourselves to prayer, being watchful and thankful.
The Apostle Paul encourages us to pray, giving the same directive as Jesus who tells us to pray and never give up. How’s your prayer life? You and I can always wander to the deeper places of prayer, just as … Continue reading
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