Comments on: Reading Lists http://cp4us.org Tue, 17 Apr 2012 13:58:39 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Andy_Swart http://cp4us.org/reading/#comment-18 Andy_Swart Thu, 08 Apr 2010 02:23:50 +0000 http://cpfortherestofus.wordpress.com/reading/#comment-18 Dustin, Under your Eldership recommended reading, I'd like to throw out there "The Unity Factor" by Larry Osbourne. I love Strauch, but didn't know how/what that looks like in the local context. Osbourne gives you that. Plus, it is included in most Logos packages. Thanks for the reading lists. Love it. Dustin,

Under your Eldership recommended reading, I’d like to throw out there “The Unity Factor” by Larry Osbourne. I love Strauch, but didn’t know how/what that looks like in the local context. Osbourne gives you that. Plus, it is included in most Logos packages. Thanks for the reading lists. Love it.

]]> By: cpfortherestofus http://cp4us.org/reading/#comment-17 cpfortherestofus Tue, 12 Jan 2010 19:35:20 +0000 http://cpfortherestofus.wordpress.com/reading/#comment-17 sounds good. like I said, man, I would contact tyler at Acts 29 and get his counsel. helps dudes in your position all the time. good friend. sounds good. like I said, man, I would contact tyler at Acts 29 and get his counsel. helps dudes in your position all the time. good friend.

]]> By: Andrew Noble (from Canada!) http://cp4us.org/reading/#comment-16 Andrew Noble (from Canada!) Tue, 12 Jan 2010 17:22:55 +0000 http://cpfortherestofus.wordpress.com/reading/#comment-16 thanks Dustin. obviously a more complicated process than can be discribed quickly. So many different motivations; giving confidence to struggling Christians, evangelising my friends who are skeptics/seeking, growing personally, building my own skills and gifts, loving God with not JUST my mind but the whole heart and soul too. I continue to re-think my plans... interning (or potentially volunteering) at an Acts 29 church could be in my future for a term... ultimately God has the plan. Just gotta trust Him in that really... thanks Dustin.

obviously a more complicated process than can be discribed quickly. So many different motivations; giving confidence to struggling Christians, evangelising my friends who are skeptics/seeking, growing personally, building my own skills and gifts, loving God with not JUST my mind but the whole heart and soul too.

I continue to re-think my plans… interning (or potentially volunteering) at an Acts 29 church could be in my future for a term… ultimately God has the plan. Just gotta trust Him in that really…

]]> By: cpfortherestofus http://cp4us.org/reading/#comment-15 cpfortherestofus Thu, 07 Jan 2010 16:05:12 +0000 http://cpfortherestofus.wordpress.com/reading/#comment-15 i dont know if i would get it just yet. pretty pricey and I don't know if you "need it" until you are preaching regularly. My two cents. it is, however, fantastic and a great investment when you do. Religious studies minor at a secular...that makes me nervous on several levels... a VERY difficult environment for your faith to flourish AND if you are thinking of changing THEIR minds, I would strongly dissuade you to invest your time elsewhere and just pray for God to change them. I am speaking from a level of personal experience here. I would contact Tyler Powell at Acts 29 tell him I sent you and ask him what he thinks you could be doing to best prepare you for planting. Sharp guy who helps lots of dudes in your boat. Blessings i dont know if i would get it just yet. pretty pricey and I don’t know if you “need it” until you are preaching regularly. My two cents. it is, however, fantastic and a great investment when you do.

Religious studies minor at a secular…that makes me nervous on several levels… a VERY difficult environment for your faith to flourish AND if you are thinking of changing THEIR minds, I would strongly dissuade you to invest your time elsewhere and just pray for God to change them. I am speaking from a level of personal experience here.

I would contact Tyler Powell at Acts 29 tell him I sent you and ask him what he thinks you could be doing to best prepare you for planting. Sharp guy who helps lots of dudes in your boat.

Blessings

]]> By: Andrew Noble (from Canada!) http://cp4us.org/reading/#comment-14 Andrew Noble (from Canada!) Sun, 03 Jan 2010 00:02:01 +0000 http://cpfortherestofus.wordpress.com/reading/#comment-14 I'm not thinking Seminary. Instead, I'm looking to be trained by local churches (which I don't always agree with, but I can learn lots from), and I'm also going for a Religious Studies minor at a secular University. I'm 2-3 years from planting. My interest level is there, but I wanna stewart my money well... Does a church planter really need that sort of software? Thanks Dustin, for the response and for putting together this website! I’m not thinking Seminary. Instead, I’m looking to be trained by local churches (which I don’t always agree with, but I can learn lots from), and I’m also going for a Religious Studies minor at a secular University. I’m 2-3 years from planting.

My interest level is there, but I wanna stewart my money well… Does a church planter really need that sort of software?

Thanks Dustin, for the response and for putting together this website!

]]> By: cpfortherestofus http://cp4us.org/reading/#comment-13 cpfortherestofus Tue, 29 Dec 2009 16:27:02 +0000 http://cpfortherestofus.wordpress.com/reading/#comment-13 I don't know that I would get it yet, personally...are you planning on going to Seminary? Tell me that first and then I would have some more counsel after that. I don’t know that I would get it yet, personally…are you planning on going to Seminary? Tell me that first and then I would have some more counsel after that.

]]> By: Andrew Noble http://cp4us.org/reading/#comment-12 Andrew Noble Sun, 27 Dec 2009 00:43:36 +0000 http://cpfortherestofus.wordpress.com/reading/#comment-12 For a guy who is still 20 and believes that Church planting is in his future, would you suggest getting a resource like Logos Bible software? I find myself buying more and more books on theology, but I want to be cost efficient. Should I make the jump and buy a gold/platinum version of Logos (over $1000)? The smaller language version ($500ish) looks particularly helpful. I've found courses through itunes U to learn into to NT Greek too. Anyone reading this have any thoughts? For a guy who is still 20 and believes that Church planting is in his future, would you suggest getting a resource like Logos Bible software?

I find myself buying more and more books on theology, but I want to be cost efficient. Should I make the jump and buy a gold/platinum version of Logos (over $1000)? The smaller language version ($500ish) looks particularly helpful. I’ve found courses through itunes U to learn into to NT Greek too.

Anyone reading this have any thoughts?

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