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Husband, Dad, Lead Pastor of @TheSummitNC. Cancer survivor. Outside kind of guy. Instagram @jonathanlrobbins

Kernersville, NC
Joined March 2010
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Amen!
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Absolute brilliantly simple truth! We've complicated what Jesus died to make really simple.
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This!
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So spot on… thanks @tonymorganlive
The church is not a building you come and sit in—it's a movement you choose to be a part of to help people meet, know, and follow Jesus.
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I’ll Be Home For Christmas 2020 lyrics: “I’ll be home for Christmas… and New Year’s, and Valentine’s, and St. Patrick’s…”
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A good friend shared with me - "and heaven AND nature sing..." - a subtle reminder hidden in a favorite Christmas carol of why we should care for the world we live in. Hmmmmm.... It's all connected!
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When People are treated like Projects, we stay frustrated when they can't be "completed" or fixed. We must remember that People are sacred and worth all the messiness it takes to connect with them. (See the Cross of Jesus for what this looks like.)
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Remember that Projects and People are different. You accomplish and complete Projects. You love and journey with People. The messiness of a Project is over when it's completed. The messiness of leading People never goes away. Projects are temporary. People are eternal!
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Mmmmmm.... Very good!
Forgiveness should be granted before it is felt, not felt before it's granted. It is an act of the will and heart, based on our forgiveness in Christ (Matthew 18:21-35) and not conditioned by the repentance of the perpetrator (Mark 11:25)
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Word!
There's crazy in every family. If there's none in yours, it's probably YOU.
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Amen
“Christianity is a confession not an explanation. We will explain what we can but we will always confess more than we can explain.” - @BrianZahnd
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So Good!!
The Word became flesh and dwelled among us. The Word didn’t become a religious system. The Word didn’t become a theological checklist. The Word didn’t become a political movement. The Word didn’t become an estatic experience. The Word became flesh. Loving embodied existence.
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Good Point!
As long as the church remains the only “recovery institution” in all of society that doesn't want former “junkies” leading the way, church will continue to be seen as a gym for the morally healthy rather than a hospital for the spiritually sick.
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Game-changing observation here! This realization of truth changes so much. Thank you @BrianZahnd
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Amen to this!
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Aahhhh! That’s nice.
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Amen! God help us all!
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Amen to this! Well said!!!
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Troubling how much we hear about "honor" these days from church leaders. Yes, honor is good. But there is MUCH more in the N.T. about humility than honor. Humility isn't as sexy but more important. Why? When our focus is humility, God takes care of the honor.
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Hey @Braves, I repeat, we need a closer!
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