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Why the Confession App May Be A Good Idea But One Bible Per Person May Be A Bad Idea

Posted on April 4, 2011 by Pastor Foley

Seeing as I had previously given a thumbs-halfway-up to one of several confession apps now available on the iPhone, I was happy to see Christianity Today offer similarly hedged enthusiasm in their editorial entitled iPhone Apps and the Old Adam: … Continue reading →

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Coach Your Champions Corporately, Part I: Growth to Fullness in Christ Ain’t Nearly as Mystical as Some Folks Make it Out to be

Posted on March 2, 2011 by Pastor Foley

CT’s Mark Galli launched 2011 with a post entitled Blessed Are the Poor in Virtue: Why Some People May Want to Abandon New Year’s Resolutions As Soon As Possible. In it he contends that the process of growth to fullness in … Continue reading →

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Against Random Acts of Kindness (But Only For the Kindest of Reasons)

Posted on February 18, 2011 by Pastor Foley

“Everyday Philanthropist” Nicole Bouchard Boles (whose Philanthropy For The Rest Of Us blog I always enjoy) reminds us that today marks the end of National Random Acts of Kindness Week. To celebrate, I purport to write this, an upbeat, positive, … Continue reading →

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