As our leadership team reads through Dangerous Calling together, I try to pull together a devotional insight for us. Here’s one from Chapter 5:
by Phil Auxier
As our leadership team reads through Dangerous Calling together, I try to pull together a devotional insight for us. Here’s one from Chapter 5:
by Phil Auxier
by Phil Auxier
Here’s the email I sent out to Leadership Reno County alum on 2/18/13:
by Phil Auxier
My Wed AM email to leaders at Crestview is based on Paul Tripp’s book, Dangerous Calling:
“Heart Disease? Or Theology Problem?”
by Phil Auxier
My Monday Email to Leaders in Reno County from 2/11/13 was entitled “Peter Piper Picked A Peck of Pickled PURPOSE”:
by Phil Auxier
Here’s an email I wrote to our church leadership about Tripp’s Dangerous Calling. I entitled this one “Losing Focus.”
by Phil Auxier
Here’s my email to leaders in Reno County from Monday, 2/4:
by Phil Auxier
Last week, we had an Elders/Deacons Meeting and began to take some time looking at Paul Tripp’s Dangerous Calling book. Here’s the first of weekly emails I’ll be sending our leaders from last Wed entitled Suspect Yourself:
As we jump into thinking about Dangerous Calling this year, I was reminded of a Sherlock Holmes case in which the inspector asked Holmes if he had any suspects yet and Holmes replied, “I suspect myself—for jumping to conclusions too rapidly.” Really the Introduction and Chapter 1 of this book highlight the importance of tender hearts before God. In the Intro, for instance, Tripp clearly lays out his aim: “This is a diagnostic book. It is written to help you take an honest look at yourself in the heart-and-life-exposing mirror of the Word of God—to see things that are wrong and need correcting and to help you place yourself once again under the healing and transforming power of the gospel of Jesus Christ” (p.11).
by Phil Auxier
My weekly email to leaders in Reno County is here:
by Phil Auxier
Here’s my email from 1/21/13 to leaders in Reno County: