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W.O.R.L.D. Christian Living

my316.com

by Mark Morris on July 9, 2010

I recently heard about an online community/tool that a friend has developed.
It’s called My316.com
They’ve just recently created a free gospel presentation iPhone Application.
My316 is a step-by-step audio visual presentation of the gospel, using a verse that nearly every Christian has memorized. That’s right, John 3:16.  You can quote it in your sleep.
How often to you [...]

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My 4-Day Canadian Dream Came True

by Cindy Morris on May 13, 2010

My 4-Day Canadian Dream Came True:
A Short Story
By Cindy Morris

Each day counts, especially when you are living with a chronic, terminal illness.  My dream to go spend a few days with our very dear friends (“Gary” and “Dot”) on their new mission assignment came true.  The four days fell perfectly in the [...]

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Global Medical Alliance- Discount Before April 1

by Mark Morris on March 30, 2010

Today I interviewed Josie Gabdon, an IMB medical strategist in Asia.  She shared with me about an important Global Medical Alliance meeting scheduled for July 8-11 at Warren Baptist Church in Augusta, GA.  It is important to note that April 1 is the deadline for the discounted rate.
This is a medical gathering of international allied [...]

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Scott Brewer’s Reflections on GCR Report

by Mark Morris on February 27, 2010

I want to introduce Scott Brewer.  He is Pastor of Meadowbrook Church in Redmond, WA and is also President of the Northwest Baptist Convention representing SBC work in the North West.  Scott attended the GCR Task Force Report and gives these reflections.  I’m particularly interested to hear the response of this church planter/pastor/ convention leader [...]

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Links In The Chain

by Cindy Morris on November 17, 2009

A study shows that Muslims typically encounter Christian influence (a person, a Bible truth, an answered prayer, a dream, a need met) 36 or more times before choosing Christ.  Which of those encounters might you and I make?  How can we be effective “links in the chain?”
Ministry to Muslims is not new.  Recognizing the sacrificial [...]

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A Thoughtless Prayer in Ethiopia – by Eddie Cox

by Mission Leader on November 6, 2009

This post is submitted by Eddie Cox, the Director of Prayer for the International Mission Board. Eddie and I entered the mission field together in 1983. Visit the Prayer Director’s Blog.
The old adage, “Be careful of what you pray for, because you just might get it” took on a whole new level of meaning for [...]

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Silk Road Journey

by Mark Morris on October 12, 2009

This one of the most visually appealing and informative books I’ve seen in years.
Are you interesting in beauty? Are you interested in the world?
Are you interested in learning about the historic Silk  Route?
Check out the latest table-top learning experience about the Central Asian peoples.
(From the web site.)
There are flashes of startling beauty along the Silk [...]

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1:8 Now – Lesson One: First Things First

by Mark Morris on September 22, 2009

This post is a continuation of Acts 1:8 Now, a Bible study for missional living.
“But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes on you; and you will be my witnesses in ?    Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.”    Acts 1:8

Lesson One: First Things First
Jesus’ words [...]

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Six Reasons The First Chapter of Acts Needs A Fresh Look

by Mark Morris on September 20, 2009

Today marks the first of several posts which essentially make available to you portions of the Missional Discipleship Guide written by Mark Morris called Acts 1:8 Now. The intent is to provide fresh eyes and application for a local church, a small group, or an individual establishing a personal World Christian plan for missional [...]

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How about some radical giving?!
As many of you know my wife, Cindy has been in a year long battle with Multiple Myeloma. Read more about that journey below. We spent a big part of the last 12 months traveling back and forth between Memphis and Nashville in order to undergo an autologous stem cell [...]

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