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Physical or Spiritual?
I have discovered that there are 2 types of Christian. One embraces the Physical and the other embraces the Spiritual. The Physical Christian, for whatever reason, has difficulties in dealing with/believing in spiritual matters. They are trapped in the world's view of things, which only includes things they can relate to physically (see, taste, touch, etc). They tend to put miracles into the box of "those happened back then, but not now" (basically Cessationism). They pray fo

doug-burr
Aug 113 min read
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Leadership Series: Part 4. Fraternization
Perhaps "fraternization" isn't really the word I want here, but at least it should get your attention. What I'm referring to is how leadership relates to those they lead. When I think of fraternization, I think of the military. I picture uniformed leaders with lots of brass on their shoulders (or at least a high rank) relating to the rank and file soldiers. Fraternization doesn't have a good connotation, for it brings to mind a leader relating to a lower soldier in ways that

doug-burr
Jul 313 min read
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