Fatherhood Lesson 5 – Father of the Prodigal Son

Fatherhood Lesson 5 – Father of the Prodigal Son

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Fatherhood Lesson 4 – Isaac, Jacob, and Esau

Fatherhood Lesson 4 – Isaac, Jacob, and Esau

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Fatherhood Lesson 3 – Lot

What can we learn from Lot?

Fatherhood Lesson 3 – Lot

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Fatherhood Lesson 2 – Abraham

What can we learn from Abraham?

Fatherhood Lesson 2 – Abraham

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Fatherhood Lesson 1 – Adam and Noah

First we’ll try to figure out where we stand on some of the basics such as nature vs nurture and whether being a good person makes you a good father. Then we’ll take a look at Adam and Noah and see what we can learn about fatherhood from these two early examples.

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Wine Tasting – October 14, 2011

We all had a blast…we know that, but what you may have forgotten is which wines we tried. Well, here they are:

First we had

Mud House - Sauvignon Blanc - 2010


Big Bend - Chardonnay - 2008


Gamekeeper's Reserve - Cabernet Sauvignon - 2007


Jeff Runquist - 1448 - 2009


The 1448 Blend Details are as follows:

  • 58% Petite Sirah
  • 16% Barbera
  • 10% Petit Verdot
  • 5% Zinfandel
  • 5% Syrah
  • 3% Carignane
  • 1% each of Souzao, Cabernet Franc, and Touriga
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Faith & Science

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Forgotten God – Chapter 2 – What Are You Afraid Of?

We are not called to fear what following the Way of Jesus may require of us, but that doesn’t mean those fears won’t crop up. A life of following Christ requires relinquishing those fears when they do come. It means refusing to let your fears of what others think, your fears of rejection, keep you from pursuing the truth about the Holy Spirit and whatever else God is teaching you and calling you to.
- Francis Chan

Our goal this week is to find out what fears we have that hinder our ability to be led by the Holy Spirit.

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Forgotten God – Chapter 1 – I’ve Got Jesus. Why do I need the Spirit?

We may as well face it: the whole level of spirituality among us is low. We have measured ourselves by ourselves until the incentive to seek higher plateaus in the things of the Spirit is all but gone…. [We] have imitated the world, sought popular favor, manufactured delights to substitute for the joy of the Lord and produced a cheap and synthetic power to substitute for the power of the Holy Ghost.
- A. W. Tozer

For this week, I think this quote from the book sums up my goal:

I want to live so that I am truly submitted to the Spirit’s Leading on a daily basis. Christ said it is better for us that the Spirit came, and I want to live like I know that is true. I don’t want to keep crawling when I have the ability to fly.

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Community & Involvement: God Cares, Do I? – Truth Project Lesson 12

For this final installment of our “worldview tour” we will head southeast and gaze upon the face of God as it is revealed to us in the last of our six social spheres: the sphere of Community and Involvement. Here, perhaps more than in any other sphere or field of inquiry, we will have an opportunity to draw near to the Creator and learn what it is that has compelled Him to draw near to us. We will find that the God of the Scriptures is in fact the Lord of the lonely, the Savior of the outcast, the Defender of the defenseless, and the Sustainer of all who find themselves in need. Our call is to become like Him by discovering what it means to not only love Him, but to love our neighbor.

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