Tag: Jesus

• RADICAL: A REVIEW OF DAVID PLATT’S BOOK

  I can usually get one whole book read on the to-and-from legs of a flight to the other side of the Rocky Mountains.  This particular trip I read David Platt’s Radical.  While I was lining up at the gate, waiting for my boarding group, I took his book out of my satchel and tucked it under my arm.  That…

  Jamie Greening

  June 10, 2011

  Books, Church, Culture, Preaching

  books on airplanes, church, David Platt, Jesus, Megachurches, megacjhurch, missions, Radical, reading on airplanes, social justice, southeast

• GOD’S FIRE ON MY WINDSHIELD

  Yesterday before the Bible lecture on Exodus I was cooking yummy chicken/noodle/vegetable soup.  The problem was that I didn’t have enough vegetables to pull it off.   So now I have to go to the store; but that is no problem.  I head up to Save-A-Lot and buy frozen veggies and I also got some soda…

  Jamie Greening

  January 27, 2011

  All, Church, Culture, politics, Travel, Writing

  evangelism, God’s Fire, Gospel tracts, Jesus, pamphlet, tract, windshield

• MAKING A MOVE

  I have spent the better part of the weekend moving my things from the old modular into our new administrative center.  For the past decade all the staff offices have been in a rotting, dank, dim, and mold infested trailer behind the church’s main building.  Recently, though, my wonderful church has spent a lot of…

  Jamie Greening

  December 20, 2010

  All, Church

  carpenter, church, Heaven, Jesus, John 14:1-4, moving

• AZTEC THEOLOGY AND CHRIST VIA NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC

  There is a fascinating article in this months edition (November 2010) of National Geographic.  The cover story is about migrations, which is nice in an eye candy kind of way.  I love the pictures in National Geographic!  But that is not the article which made me think real hard.  No, it was the one near…

  Jamie Greening

  November 4, 2010

  All, Books, Culture, politics, Preaching, Writing

  Aztec, cosmos, human sacrifice, Jesus, National Geographic Magazine, sacrifice, security, trust