Archive for the 'Books' Category

18th of January, 2008

quote of the day

Posted by greglarson in Books, quotes at 8:23 am | Permanent Link

I have a friend Chad who is traveling to Haiti next week to connect with an orphanage down there, and to start up a partnership with this children’s home and with his church up in Minneapolis — The Urban Refuge. This church is one of the group of churches, that my old church (The […]

10th of December, 2007

thoughts on Titus

Posted by greglarson in Books, theology at 7:53 am | Permanent Link

So, I have been reading through Titus here lately, and at the very beginning of the book — there is an interesting thought (in the Message bible). I have never quite thought of it this way before…
“I, Paul, am God’s slave and Christ’s agent for promoting the faith among God’s chosen people, getting out the […]

5th of October, 2007

Madeleine L’Engle in Glimpses of Grace

Posted by greglarson in Books, Friends, news at 2:48 pm | Permanent Link

Madeleine L’Engle is (was) an amazing author.

If you have a chance - take a minute to read something she wrote. Sadly, she passed away recently. Here is one of my favorite L’Engle quotes: “Why does anybody tell a story?” Ms. L’Engle once asked, even though she knew the answer. “It does indeed have something […]

14th of May, 2007

good quote from a good book

Posted by greglarson in Books at 2:55 pm | Permanent Link

 
“If what you are saying about emerging culture is true, how should I change my church?” A question like this seems almost inevitable when I speak to a group of ministers. A few seconds of silence usually follow as the others in the room dial in their attention to hear my response. In their […]

24th of March, 2007

Hybels quote on the local church

Posted by greglarson in Books, theology at 3:09 pm | Permanent Link

Hello again. Sorry I have been away for such a long time…
In my younger days, I used to read a fair amount of stuff by Bill Hybels, the pastor at Willow Creek. I have not read anything by him in a long time — not sure why that is?
Anyway, I picked a book off of […]


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