The Methodist Blogs Weekly Roundup 2007.13.111

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The week in review in the Methoblogosphere:

Greg Hazelrig proclaims that Jesus will never let us go.

Gregory Lee reminds us that the Gospel is indeed the greatest story ever told.

An Easter postscript and the business of forgiveness from Keith McIlwain.

Do you like tortillas and grape soda? Read Kurt Boemler.

John of Locusts & Honey wrote about the theological error, but necessity, of humanism.

Gerry Charlotte Phelps writes on editors vs. generals.

Paul Martin is calling for the Methodist Church to get involved in a coalition against the proposed liberalisation of the gambling laws.

Richard Heyduck on humility.

Some notes on eco-justice posted by Beth Quick.

Henry Neufeld writes on freedom of speech and peoples feelings. Best of the Methoblogosphere!

Kim "Sandpiper" posts on God's many facets.

If St. Peter were living today, would he be a Texan? Mark Winter thinks so.

Sally Coleman writes on restoring our view of humanity.

Lorna Koskela reflects on the importance of "filling our tanks."

Mitch Lewis has received his orders and will be leaving for a place far away. He will not be blogging for a few months. Mitch, God goes with you and so do our prayers.

"It is well" with Michelle Hargrave.

David Hallum says that it is time for the church to go digital.

An intercessory prayer by Betty Newman.

Tony Mitchell asks, "Is this the beginning or the end?"

Matt Judkins writes on the prayer of Nicodemus.

Andrew Stoddard posts reflections on Daniel 12:1-4, 13, Acts 4:1-12, and John 16:1-15.

Some thoughts on Don Imus' recent comments about the Rutgers Women's Basketball team from Rev Abi.

Josh Tinley has some thoughts on Al Sharpton inserting himself into the Imus debate.

Brother Marty reflects on the Easter season as we move toward Pentecost.

Dave Faulkner writes on missional life in the local church.

According to Brian Russell, the church needs a missional hermeneutic.

Chris Roberts reflects on his strengths and weaknesses in ministry.

A Wednesday morning prayer service from Jonathon Norman.

Grandma Jean has decided to end her AdSense experiment. Best of the Methoblogosphere!

Galatians 4:9 and worldly principles. A post by Dale Tedder.

Reverend Mommy says that she is a cruel person. Sorry, Rev. Mom; we don't believe it.

Sky Lowe-McCracken shares some thoughts on church growth without Christ.

Scott McKay says to us, "Tell what you know."

Jan Kindle is a little teapot for Jesus.

Melissa Yosua misses Maine.

A Blogging Ettiquette Code of Conduct from Andy Bryan.

Retreat! Good for Brian Vinson!

Easter is here and Art Ruch reflects on his Lenten fast.

Dalton Rushing has just one question; it's a good one too!

Andrew Thompson writes on electing Gen-X delegates to General Conference.