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The week in review in the Methoblogosphere:
Tom Scott preached on vision stoppers.
Your Defining Moment: a sermon by Gregory Lee.
Shall we sin that grace may abound? Both St. Paul and Greg Hazelrig state, "Absolutely Not!"
Dale Tedder writes on Richard Baxter as a model for godly leadership.
Christopher Gudger-Raines posts on Parkinson's Disease and the Body of Christ. Best of the Methoblogosphere!
Books, identity, and the Word of God. A post by Mitch Lewis.
Wayne Cook has some thoughts on the draft report of the commission to study ministry, authorized by the 2004 General Conference.
Blessed are those who mourn, according to Lorna Koskela.
Betty Newman prays for parents of adult children.
Dave Faulkner on Steve Chalke on preaching.
Please pray for Wade Steffey's safe return.
Richard Hall has some fun with the Left Behind series.
What to write? What to write? No matter... here's what Brian Russell has been doing.
A Scripture passage may have several possible interpretations. Read Bruce Alderman.
Richard Heyduck writes on wearing religious genes.
On why John Battern does not encourage his son to participate in campus ministry.
A missional church vs. a maintenance church. Read Jonathon Norman.
Kim "Sandpiper" writes on the purpose of prayer.
Tony Atkinson posts a book study on The Cost of Discipleship.
Andrew Conard has some thoughts on the provocative propositions of the 2008 General Conference.
Innocence lost... a post by Todd Bergman.
Sally Coleman writes on receiving grace.
John of Locusts & Honey reflects upon the moral obligation of chastity.
Losing a battle, losing a war. Some thoughts from Henry Neufeld.
Do you want to help the world's poor? Gerry Phelps says, support free trade. Best of the Methoblogosphere!
Keith McIlwain reflects on Jesus and the poor.
By water and the Spirit: a sermon by David Camphouse.
Abomination! Read Art Ruch.
The trial of Tony Blair? Paul Martin posts on the subject.
Scott McKay writes on getting off the script and the ministry of Jesus.
Salted with hope: Barbara Lindgren writes on Matthew 25:40.
Mark Winter on salvation at the movies.
Who is a disciple? Steven Manskar posts some reflections.
Wes Whiddon asks, Is baptism a big deal?
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A busy man, Allan! Thanks for getting your Methodist brother and sister bloggers more up front. I hope many more of them are read, as a result.
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