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The week in review in the Methoblogosphere:
Andrew Thompson writes on Adam Hamilton speaks.
Keys mean more than they are. Read Scott McKay.
A modern day parable from Sally Coleman.
Josh Tinley is excited about voting for President.
Religion and politics according to Chris Roberts.
Are you worried about being lonely? Read Gerry Charlotte Phelps.
Andy Bryan saw Sarah Palin.
Dave Camphouse is exhausted.
Is it possible to change a life with a shoebox? Mark Winter says it is.
Reflections from Jay Voorhees on being a values voter. Best of the Methoblogosphere!
Michelle Hargrave responds to the election season.
Will Grady ponders Harry Potter and the imagination of a different world.
Theresa Coleman has some advice in reference to unemployment in Georgia.
The Board's process of evaluation according to Stephen Taylor.
Kim Fabricius reflects on experiencing God in the brokenness and the silence.
Kathy James has had a hopeful encounter.
Greg Hazelrig posts his thought for the day on Judges 7:2.
Eternal life according to John from Deb Spaulding.
Steve Heyduck has a "sales" technique.
Andrew Stoddard posts reflections on Esther 6:14-7:10, Revelation 12:7-17, Luke 11:53-12:12.
"Crossing the River"-- A sermon by Tony Mitchell.
According to Henry Neufeld, there are advantages to stoning false prophets. Best of the Methoblogosphere!
Kim Matthews ponders the Gospel of John and Judas.
Olive Morgan reminds us of the worsening humanitarian crisis in Zimbabwe.
Garbage in, garbage out-- A story from Questing Parson.
What Joseph Yoo learned about ministry this past weekend.
Are Christians really good liars? Kevin Watson wants to know.
Wayne Cook sermonically proclaims, revive us again!
Craig Adams posts on Matthew 23:1-12.
Schism within the United Methodist Church-- Some thoughts from Mitch Lewis.
Will Deuel reflects on residence in ministry.
Larry Oksten observes that we live in an impatient world.
Gavin Richardson has been blogging for four years!
Reflections from Dave Faulkner on the U.S. Presidential election.
Are you praying for November 4 to hurry and get here? John Meunier is and he writes about it.
Jim Parsons posts on four types of givers.
Matthew Kelley shares his thoughts on spreading the wealth.
Matt Judkins is hitting the ground running.
Sabbath answers posted by Beth Quick.
Kevin Baker writes on growing pains, family challenges, and political exhaustion.
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