Letters From My Friend John (1/2/3 John)
October 28, 2013
“John, the apostle of love. I’m going to introduce you to him.”
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LAUGHTER AND LAMENT
A booklet with excerpts from Steve’s latest book, Laughter and Lament: The Radical Freedom of Joy & Sorrow. Topics include… The Bible is a Crazy Book—After all, it’s from God. But there is probably no place in the Bible that seems crazier than its teaching about triumph and tragedy, joy and tears, and laughter and lament. Authenticity: Where We Meet God—God’s gift to his people is the freedom to be real when it hurts deeply and when we laugh at a good joke and dance at a fun party. The Sisters of Repentance and Lament—At the heart of lament is our helplessness. What it means to repent (you may be surprised). Control: The Mother of All Addictions—The addiction to control is the reason we lament so little and laugh even less. Both can get out of control. And Free at Last—We are free from the ugly sisters of dread, guilt, and shame. We are truly free at last.
Archives
“Is it permissible for a Christian to play the lottery? The answer to that and other questions.”
October 25, 2013
“You want to understand grace profoundly? Let your kids teach you.”
October 24, 2013
“‘Cheap grace. He makes it sound good but it’s not in the Bible.’”
October 23, 2013
“Why is grace such a big deal?”
October 22, 2013
“Introducing friends to friends is one of my favorite things.”
October 21, 2013
“What in the world does the Bible mean when it says, ‘love covers a multitude of sins’? The answer to that and other questions.”
October 18, 2013
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- The Gift of Forgiveness (Steve Brown/Jerry Parries)
- The Good Things God Has Done For You (Jerry Parries)
- The Grammar of Gratitude (Matt Heard)
- The Kingdom Manifesto
- The Kingdom Manifesto (Pete Alwinson)
- The Kingdom Manifesto: The Poor in Spirit, Those Who Mourn, & The Meek (Pete Alwinson)
- The Kingdom of God (Steve Brown/Pete Alwinson)
- The Last Week (Steve Brown/Justin Holcomb)
- The Life We Long For (Matt Heard)
- The Life You've Always Wanted (Steve Brown/Matt Heard)
- The Power of Confession (Steve Brown/Jerry Parries)
- The Power of Pentecost (Steve Brown/Jerry Parries)
- The Purpose of Christmas (Steve Brown/Jerry Parries)
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LAUGHTER AND LAMENT
A booklet with excerpts from Steve’s latest book, Laughter and Lament: The Radical Freedom of Joy & Sorrow. Topics include… The Bible is a Crazy Book—After all, it’s from God. But there is probably no place in the Bible that seems crazier than its teaching about triumph and tragedy, joy and tears, and laughter and lament. Authenticity: Where We Meet God—God’s gift to his people is the freedom to be real when it hurts deeply and when we laugh at a good joke and dance at a fun party. The Sisters of Repentance and Lament—At the heart of lament is our helplessness. What it means to repent (you may be surprised). Control: The Mother of All Addictions—The addiction to control is the reason we lament so little and laugh even less. Both can get out of control. And Free at Last—We are free from the ugly sisters of dread, guilt, and shame. We are truly free at last.