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Archive for April, 2009

Pentecost Sunday evening worship service

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On Pentecost Sunday, May 31, in Geneva, Switzerland, the World Alliance of Reformed Churches is hosting a worship service to unite Christians worldwide on the occasion of the 500th anniversary year of Reformer John Calvin’s birth(pdf). You are invited to participate in this service from Geneva via video feed, at the Calvin College Chapel at [...]

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Alban Weekly on 'The Art of Governance'

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From Alban Weekly: Religion transforms people; no one touches holy ground and stays the same. Religious leaders stir the pot by pointing to the contrast between life as it is and life as it should be, and urging us to close the gap. Religious insights provide the handhold that people need to criticize injustice, rise [...]

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Seven Last Words sermons

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Pastor Leslie Veen posts her collection of sermons on the Seven Last Words of Christ.

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ChurchLaughs cartoon on the pressures on pastors

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From ChurchLaughs: Cartoonist: Erik Johnson, 1993

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Web Highlighter – April 21, 2009

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April 21, 2009 What’s New Online at CICW? • Learning to Worship 24/7 • The Road to Emmaus • Masaaki Suzuki • Justice Song Contest • Recent Posts City of God, Easter forever, golden Jerusalem, Jesus the Lamb, river of life, saints and archangels,sing with creation to God the I AM!Jesus is risen and we [...]

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Book reception for translation of Abraham Kuyper's 'On Worship'

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Held outside our office this morning; learn more about the book here.

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Charles Spurgeon on 'the Laodicean church'

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I felt convicted by this Spurgeon sermon on Revelation 3:14-21 as I read it at ccel.org: [T]hey were what the world calls “Moderates,” they were of the Broad-church school, they were neither bigots nor Puritans, they were prudent and avoided fanaticism, respectable and averse to excitement. Good things were maintained among them, but they did [...]

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'Easter forever'

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In staff meeting this week we sang SNC #150, “Alleluia! Jesus is Risen” (text by Herbert Brokering), including verse 5: City of God, Easter forever, golden Jerusalem, Jesus the Lamb, river of life, saints and archangels,sing with creation to God the I AM! Jesus is risen and we shall arise:give God the glory! Alleluia!

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N.T. Wright on the true meaning of Easter

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N.T. Wright, from Surprised by Hope: Insofar as the [resurrection] is interpreted in [the New Testament], it has a very “this-worldly” meaning, relating to what is happening here and now. “Jesus is raised,” [the apostles] say, “therefore he is the Messiah; he is the true Lord of the whole world; therefore we, his followers, have [...]

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Call to Worship for Easter: "We have run to the tomb"

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From the Open Sourcebook: (about this website) We have run to the tomb. We have squinted inside the darkness. We have seen a pile of cloth where we expected a corpse. We have been reprimanded by the angel, ‘Why do you look for the living among the dead?’ We have been astonished, confused, exhilarated. We [...]

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