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Services Cancelled, Church in Session
February 2 2010 by A. Shane Nixon
This just in . . . most of our NC Baptist churches have been affected by winter weather the past couple of weeks in one way or another. Ever notice that we are never prepared for bad weather? Oh, we think we are. We have been conditioned to make a bee line to the grocery store and get milk, eggs, and bread. I don’t think any of us ACTUALLY check to see if we have those things, and/or if we nee...
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How to Handle Haiti
January 18 2010 by A. Shane Nixon
I found myself wondering on the Sunday after the devastation in Haiti, how many preachers in our NC Baptist churches abandoned planned sermons or series to preach on the natural disaster. I wasn’t wondering out of judgment. I am not sure there is sufficient reason to abandon something one feels called to preach even in the event of such an event. But I am also not sure there isn’t, and so I was (a...
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TGIF
December 22 2009 by A. Shane Nixon
I’ll go (not so far) out on a limb here and say that most everyone loves a Friday. In our ever more “always accessible” world, the reasons we do so may be more sentimental than real, but changes like one so engrained as TGIF take time to happen. So for now, even if your weekend is something like Wednesday and Thursday, I’d bet you have been happy to see Friday come before. And this year, ...
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Not a Baptist? He Ought to Be
December 2 2009 by A. Shane Nixon
Recent encounters with my cable company, my power company, and a couple other places that provide me service had me wondering if customer service was in fact dead, a thing of the past. And then, I was pleasantly brought back to reality by Larry. I am not changing his name. The REAL person I am talking about is Larry. He is the service manager at the car dealership that services my car. In the ...
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Charming the Savage Beast
November 5 2009 by A. Shane Nixon
They say music charms the savage beast And I believe it's true Man's had it down thru history When he's had the blues He'd find a drum to beat on And a horn that he could blow You know it worked for the children of Israel at the walls of Jericho They brought the house down with a...REAL GOOD FEEL GOOD SONG. Those are the words to an old Country and Western tune by Mel McDaniel....
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God doesn’t need your money
Snow and ice closed lots of church buildings last Sunday and unless I miss my guess, it kept a lot of checks from being written, as well. I could hear my pastor’s dentures hit the carpet a few years ago when I brought the “stewardship moment” during our church’s annual campaign. I opened up by saying, “Good news! God doesn’t need your money! Nothing you give, nor anything you hoard will keep G...
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