robsingleton.net Archives: April 2007
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29 April 2007
Now that you’ve seen God Save more than 400 people THIS year…what are you going to do?
I’m going to Disney World!
No, really.
But the celebration for everyone @ Southbrook is over how HUGE our God is!!!
Stop right now wherever you are and praise Him for how He has moved and continues to move in the lives and through the lives of His people at Southbrook Church!!
Friends, most churches don’t get to […]
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27 April 2007
The return of the blob AAAuuuuuugggghhhhh!!!!
Remember that old, cheesy horror movie. Some sort of slimy, silly puddy material was sliming the world to death. It’s hard to imagine people getting all worked up about it as a scary movie, but apparently it was quite the ‘pee your pants, cry for your mommy’ type flick in its day.
Well, believe it or […]
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26 April 2007
It’s all in how you look at things.
I have been celebrating and dreaming about the miracles all over the country in regards to the growth of Christ’s Bride, the church.
From the early days of Willowcreek (http://www.willowcreek.com/)
..to the incredible story of Saddleback church ( http://www.saddleback.com/flash/default.htm)
…and how God used Rick Warren (http://www.rickwarren.com/).
To today and the likes of Andy Stanley (http://www.northpoint.org) ,
Ed Young (http://cp.blogs.com/),
Erwin […]
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26 April 2007
I’m just Curious.
If you’ve ever been to Southbrook can you take a quick poll?
Please tell me how you heard about us;
__ a friend invited me
__ I received a flyer
__ drove by
__ saw it in the paper
__ went to the website
__ read the blog
__ other
We’re trying to reach our community the MOST effective way, and it helps to […]
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24 April 2007
We want you! Or maybe not!
Remember that old, ‘Uncle Sam’ add for the military? “WE WANT YOU!” it read. I’ll bet as we look back at draft dodgers, flag burners, military bashers, Quakers, conscientious objectors and a whole host of other “Anti-war for any reason’ folks we might want to rephrase that to, “We want you if you embrace this country, its […]
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21 April 2007
The Shelf Life of your average Christian Commitment - Part 5 and FINAL installment
Several days ago I took off on a rant about Christian commitment and how anemic it seems to be these days. That was the bad news. We saw the damage it can do as well as the disappointment it causes as it fails to deliver a closer relationship to God (or anyone else for that […]
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20 April 2007
The “Shelf Life” of your average chrisitan commitment - part 4
As we near the end of this five part series I have to say that this has been the most difficult set of posts I’ve ever written.
For a lot of reasons…
I’m still so sickened by the evil and wickedness of this Cho Seung-Hui character that I can hardly give it anymore thought.
I am almost […]
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19 April 2007
The “Shelf Life” of your average chrisitan commitment - part 3
Ok, ok, do to the growing boycott possibilities toward this blog, I am releasing tomorrow’s post today.
Warning: You may get even more frustrated as this is a FIVE part series and rest and reconciliation from the mad ramblings of a passionate pastor will almost certainly not arrive until then.
Nevertheless…
Here it is since you […]
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18 April 2007
The “Shelf Life” of your average chrisitan commitment - part 2
Starting to see it yet?
Because Christians learn early (and wrongly) to dance around the peripheral of an issue rather than getting to the heart of the matter, many of them spend a lifetime chasing the wrong things.
Aside: Before Joe blog reader gets to smug about Christians, you do it too. It’s just that you don’t know any […]
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17 April 2007
The “Shelf Life” of your Average Christian Commitment - Part 1
If I were smart, I would have probably increased the payoff on my life insurance before posting this entry.
Let me explain.
You see, certain aspects of the “Christian” culture and “churchy” culture can have an awful lot in common with the Mafia.
1. We have our own set of rules to live by.
2. We break […]
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16 April 2007
A close encounter of the best kind
Every time we draw closer to an “encounter” at SCC people start asking what it is. Doesn’t the name say it all?
If you go to the Southbrook encounter you’re going to meet someone. However, it’s more than that. I mean, some of you have already met this person, so (knowing that) you might think (wrongly) […]
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15 April 2007
Champion of the year!
Less than two weeks ago Kate Doiron lost her husband as he slipped away in the early hours of the morning to go home with Jesus. Adam was only 29 years old. Kate has been an example of godliness and strength for countless people at Southbrook and beyond as they watch her continue to serve […]
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13 April 2007
Champion(s) of the Month!
What do the following have in common?
Our Good Friday service
Our “Night or Worship” services
Weekend worship experiences
Music on the Green (at Providence Promenade all summer long!!!) *
Wednesday Mid-Week Fix
Southbrook Monroe *
Southbrook Fort Mill *
Unbelievably incredible, off the hook WORSHIP!
Seriously gang, I follow a lot of ministries and large churches, music, the worship scene, etc. and I […]
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12 April 2007
You Guys are amazing!
I know we have the right hearts here to see God do extraordinary things. All you have to do is read the comments after the “Is Our Faith Too Small” post to know that.
You can read them here, http://www.robsingleton.net/?p=227#comments
Let me update you all on where we are with some of your thoughts and ideas […]
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10 April 2007
The End of the World as we know it
Ok, ok, I’ll admit it when I’m wrong, and I’m NOT WRONG about Sanjaya!
However, I watched his part tonight and, (I can’t believe I’m about to say this), I agree with Simon. It wasn’t horrible.
What does this have to do with my (as some have called it) ‘mean spirited’ post regarding Sanjaya and a certain […]
