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Lord Make Me Over!

video Generous in love—God, give grace! Huge in mercy—wipe out my bad record. Scrub away my guilt, soak out my sins in your laundry. I know how bad I've been; my sins are staring me down. You're the One I've violated, and you've seen it all, seen the full extent of my evil. You have all the facts before you; whatever you decide about me is fair. I'

by Dat Other Hip Hop • 9:04 AM UTC+0

Overview of Leviticus

Timeline:1526 b.c.- Moses' birth1446 b.c.- The plagues and the first Passover1446 b.c.- The Exodus1446 b.c.- The Ten commandments & Mt. Sinai1446-1406 b.c.- The desert wanderings1406 b.c.- Moses dies; Joshua becomes leader1406 b.c.- Israelites enter CanaanOutline: I. Laws & Instructions for Offerings (1-7) II. Aaron & His Sons as God's Priests (8-10) III. Rules for Holy Living (11-

by Jennifer Becker Landsberger • 6:51 PM UTC+0

Happy New Year!

First of all, Happy 2010 to everyone! We'll be starting Leviticus tomorrow, but I wanted to post three sites I've ran across and really like! Little People Wealth Coupon has some great coupons, the latest deals, and links to some great information. Symphony of Love usually posts small moments in everyday life and derives great life lessons from them. It always brings a smile to my face and remi

by Jennifer Becker Landsberger • 8:47 PM UTC+0

Bible "Fact of the Day"

The inside of the meeting tent was divided into two areas separated by a veil- the Holy Place and the Most Holy Place. The Most Holy Place housed the ark of the covenant. Inside the ark were the 10 Commandments, a jar of manna, and Aaron’s staff. The Most Holy Place was only entered once a year on the Day of Atonement, and then only by the high priest.The Holy Place was an area of preparation a

by Jennifer Becker Landsberger • 3:55 PM UTC+0

Exodus: Chapters 35-40

~~~~~Lesson: Exodus: Chapters 35-40 (reading after lesson)Two points in this reading that I find particularly interesting: 1) The Sabbath day. Moses repeats the rule about the Sabbath day twice more after the original setting down of the 10 commandments. Now, obviously, we do not put people to death these days for not properly honoring the Sabbath (and I don't think we should!). Question: Do you

by Jennifer Becker Landsberger • 3:45 PM UTC+0

Top 12 Most Popular Blog Posts on “Reimagining C...

These are in no particular order and imply no particular priority. A Review of Michael Spencer’s “The Coming Evangelical Collapse” A Lighter Side Post: Gotta Love This Story The Eternal Purpose of God – Delivered at George Fox Seminary Interacting with the PostChurch Perspective Reframing Discipleship Steve Brown Interview Clip Kingdom Confusion: Part 1 Kingdom Confusion: Part 2 Deep Ecclesiology

by frankaviola • 3:45 PM UTC+0

Complete List of Twitter “Tweets” for 2009

What follows is a PDF file of all my Tweets for 2009, and some from the latter part of 2008. Tweets for 2009. Ignore the formatting of the numbers. Twitter doesn’t do a very good job at “clean” formatting when you download your archived tweets. You can follow my Tweets here: http://twitter.com/FrankViola

by frankaviola • 2:30 PM UTC+0

Props and Shout-Outs to All My Peeps

Hi Fun Seekers, I want to wish all of you a wonderful holiday week and weekend. And a very “merry Christmas” to those of you who celebrate the incarnation of our Lord – His entrance into this world. I’d like to also thank all of who have supported the message of my books. For your interest, I received the rankings from both of my publishers (David C. Cook & Tyndale) for the week of my last boo

by frankaviola • 12:02 PM UTC+0

Discography

I’m a huge fan of music. Those (like me) who have researched music artists and bands are familiar with what’s called a “discography.” A discography is a list of the albums that a band or artist has produced. It includes the year each album was released and a listing of all the tracks on each album in order. You can take a look at one here. There are some striking differences and similarities betwe

by frankaviola • 12:38 PM UTC+0