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Attempts at Honesty

Reflections on the interplay of the Bible and Culture

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About Bob Myers

Bob has been the lead pastor at Covenant Church in Doylestown, PA since 2002. He thinks that being a pastor is the greatest job in the world because he gets to work with great people and spend time studying the greatest book.

Out-Live, Out-Last, Out-Love

Posted on July 6, 2015 Written by Bob Myers 2 Comments

We didn’t make up our foundational belief about a murdered Galilean rising from the dead. We didn’t make up the stuff about His promise to return on a white horse, riding on a cloud. We also didn’t make up the stuff about how we should live.

Filed Under: Guest Post

Boldly Broadcasting

Posted on March 3, 2014 Written by Bob Myers 2 Comments

Broadcasting

I believe that everywhere Jesus went He found a way to make an impact on a man, woman, or child. Although the gospel writers make it clear that He preached and taught multitudes, it’s amazing how much of the gospels focuses on one on one encounters with Jesus that you and I can easily identify with and replicate.

Filed Under: Christian Life, Guest Post Tagged With: boldness, broadcasting, impact, witness

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Miles Stanford on self denial

Miles Stanford comments on those who seem spiritually mature but are really wrapped up in self.

Bill Maher

A Reaction to a comment by Bill Maher in Transcendent Man

A friend of mine, @jimworth, invited me to view a panel discussion featuring Ray Kurzweil which was entitled “Transcendent Man.” The subject of the discussion was Mr. Kurzweil’s documentary of the same title. As part of the panel discussion, a clip of comments by Bill Maher was included. In the clip, Mr. Maher made the […]

Yes, that is a log in my eye, thank-you

Jesus used a humorous illustration to caution us against finding fault with our brothers. We must first remove the log from our own eye.

Bigger isn't always better

Bigger isn’t always better

Certainly we should try to reach as many people as we can with the good news of Jesus Christ, but all the while, we should also remind ourselves that some of the people in our crowd will walk away and we should not be devastated when they do. Bigger isn’t always better.

Hammer and Anvil

Between the hammer and the anvil

The iron goes into the fire to be heated and then is moved to the anvil to be hammered into the desire form. The process is repeated until the smith is satisfied with the result.

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