Tag Archive: The Resurgence

Happy Father’s Day-Free online resource for dads
Posted June 19th, 2011 by Mike Hubbard

It’s a good day to be a dad!  Since Sunday is a little crazy, last night my wife made some ribs, we had dinner with all my kids.  They gave me a great Cardinal hat and some other stuff along with a very funny card.  Great night. We do want to honor dads.  We believe [...]

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Rob Bell, Hell, and the danger of losing our theological soul
Posted April 18th, 2011 by Mike Hubbard

The belief in hell is absolutely one of the most difficult beliefs for American Christians to rationalize and defend.  In a culture that looks for the soft fluffy God who will never judge but only loves people, no matter what they have done or what they believe, this doctrine puts Bible-believing followers in Jesus is [...]

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Change Your Bible Reading – A Great Blog on How to Read the Bible
Posted April 2nd, 2011 by Mike Hubbard

We constantly and deeply encourage people to read the Bible, to spend time in the Scriptures for themselves.  Reading the Bible can and should be deeply rewarding, but is also a challenge, especially as you get to parts of the Bible that seem odd or culturally different.  Add to this the crazy stories of wacked [...]

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5 Ways to Make Your Kids Hate Church
Posted March 26th, 2011 by Mike Hubbard

Found this blog from the Resurgence website thought provoking and challenging.  We all want the best for our kids, but sometimes we secretly teach the very opposite of what we hope.  I would encourage all parents to read.

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Puritan Family Lessons
Posted October 15th, 2010 by Mike Hubbard

The Resurgence posted this blog today on the Puritan’s convictions about family worship and the need for families to see themselves as a little church.  Loved the thoughts here, and saw application to Genesis families.  As a church, our philosophy is that the primary location for training kids is the home, and we are here [...]

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