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Hand Me Another Brick!  Builder Principles From The Book Of Nehemiah. The start of a new year is a natural time for reflection as well as planning ahead. What went well last year and what would you like to change? What resolutions have you made for 2012? The book of Nehemiah challenges us to look at the walls of our spiritual lives, our relationship with others, as well as the local church, and arise and build.

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We are Simply Christians!

We are Christians. Simply Christians. Nothing more. Nothing less.

In a world full of hyphenated-Chrsitianity, we strive to be different...

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The Bible is Our Only Guide!

The Bible is our only guide! We have no creeds - written or unwritten.

We serve no law higher than God's perfect law of liberty!

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Featured Articles

serveThink about it.....Last week I was driving home after work and stopped at the gas station/convenience store just outside my neighborhood.  I was pumping the gas thinking about the nice dinner waiting for me me at home (Kim is a really good cook).  I was tired and complaining internally about the cost of fuel when I noticed the commotion going on at the gas pump next to me.  Two middle age, loud ladies were obviously  having trouble with their car.  The car would not start and they were trying to figure out how to "pop the hood".

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gravesideDeath. The separation of our spirit from our body. Such a finality to our physical bodies. To lose our loved ones is so surreal. Here today, gone tomorrow. Just a shell left behind to mourn over, then bury. After recently going through the process of fighting disease and the weakening of the body and eventual death of a loved one, there are some things that I can take away from the experience.

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nfl-crazy-football-fansIt’s just a game. This phrase is considered sacrilege, blasphemous words, in the culture in which I live. You see, I live in the heart of Alabama where college football reigns. Over the past three years the fans in our state have had much to cheer about: Three national championships, two SEC championships, and two Heisman trophy winners. It should be a time of incredible excitement, but that has been somewhat squashed by the horrible decisions, attitudes, and words of some fans. Hundred year old landmark trees have been poisoned, fights broken out, vandalism taken place, and people have even been assaulted over this “game.” This past week, a video surfaced of fans abusing physically and sexually a fan from an opposing team who had passed out drunk. It ceased being “just a game” a long time ago for some people. Many of us are appalled at the extreme way some people take this game, but there is a subtle danger in this game for all of us to guard against.

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truthEmail is a wonderful tool that makes life so much simpler. It provides the ability to send letters, pictures, music, videos, and other forms of information anywhere in the world and gets it done instantly. While instant communication is great, it also is an open door for the spreading of urban myths and legends.

Read more: Spiritual Urban Legends: The Sinner's Prayer

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