Hal Moran
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Green is the Golden Rule

Anna, thanks for sharing your heart on this topic. Whenever I read anything on this or any of the other volatile subjects, I have to be somewhat suspect of both sides - as each has a political agenda…

Tagged: hunger, ecology, care, creation, environment

Replied Jan 17

How would you "remake" church?

I think it is Erwin McManus who says about his church, "we don't have members, only missionaries." I like that. To answer your question, I don't know that mega churches or the number of members a ch…

Tagged: church, culture, movies

Replied Nov. 28, 2009

How would you "remake" church?

Randy, Makes total sense! Sounds like you've been reading some of Frank Viola's stuff. Agree, in that I don't see the mega churches, building programs, clergy/laity disparities, et al in scripture.…

Tagged: church, culture, movies

Replied Nov. 25, 2009

How would you "remake" church?

Stephen, great questions and reply from Randy. I'd love to see worship restored in the church. Much of what happens today is performance oriented singing. In the 1st century everyone brought someth…

Tagged: church, culture, movies

Replied Nov. 25, 2009

 

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Hal Moran replied to Anna M. Clark's discussion 'Green is the Golden Rule'
Anna, thanks for sharing your heart on this topic. Whenever I read anything on this or any of the other volatile subjects, I have to be somewhat suspect of both sides - as each has a political agenda attached to their view. Back to the topic. My wi…
January 16
Joan Ball replied to Hal Moran's discussion 'The power of story. It worked for Jesus!'
What if the problem is not the church? What if it is us? What if the average American Christian has become so self-oriented that we are blinded to what any sermon delivered in any manner in any environment can teach us if we are humble, teachable an…
December 29, 2009
Stephen Grusendorf and Hal Moran are now friends
November 30, 2009
Adam Cordner left a comment for Hal Moran
November 29, 2009
Hal Moran replied to Stephen Grusendorf's discussion 'How would you "remake" church?'
I think it is Erwin McManus who says about his church, "we don't have members, only missionaries." I like that. To answer your question, I don't know that mega churches or the number of members a church has is necessarily bad. I do think the struct…
November 28, 2009
Hal Moran replied to Stephen Grusendorf's discussion 'How would you "remake" church?'
Randy, Makes total sense! Sounds like you've been reading some of Frank Viola's stuff. Agree, in that I don't see the mega churches, building programs, clergy/laity disparities, et al in scripture. We have a lot of baggage to throw off or reform.…
November 25, 2009
Hal Moran replied to Stephen Grusendorf's discussion 'How would you "remake" church?'
Stephen, great questions and reply from Randy. I'd love to see worship restored in the church. Much of what happens today is performance oriented singing. In the 1st century everyone brought something to worship. And, I'm not talking about potluck…
November 25, 2009
Hal Moran replied to Hal Moran's discussion 'The power of story. It worked for Jesus!'
Randy, I think you're right ON track! Many of the parables that Jesus spoke of were about the kingdom. "The kingdom of Heaven is like... But he began by proclaiming that the kingdom was "at hand", or embraceable. It is for the here and now. And, par…
November 25, 2009
Randy Reininger replied to Hal Moran's discussion 'The power of story. It worked for Jesus!'
Hal, Sorry I just realized my previous post got off track from your initial comments. I guess I went with the flow of where the other comments took it. I totally agree with you on teaching with story and such. I think it's where us regular folk live…
November 24, 2009
Randy Reininger replied to Hal Moran's discussion 'The power of story. It worked for Jesus!'
Definitely good stuff here. In my words, it's all about "interactive". People learn best that way, not falling asleep for an hour. I've heard a million sermons, but none really changed my life or walk with God. And, I can't remember a single one! I…
November 24, 2009
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November 24, 2009
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November 24, 2009
Hal Moran replied to Hal Moran's discussion 'The power of story. It worked for Jesus!'
Steve, I think that is the natural outcome. Get their attention, create desire, then back it up with additional resources. Be it small group meetings, family settings, etc. Let the people ask questions, wrestle with the answers, and learn from each…
November 24, 2009
Steve Werthman replied to Hal Moran's discussion 'The power of story. It worked for Jesus!'
Good discussion and I like the direction. Take it a step further. How about a small goup, that inlcudes Christians with pastoral and teaching gifts, some seminary trained, where everyone is engaged in the discussion, asking and aswering questions, b…
November 23, 2009
Hal Moran replied to Hal Moran's discussion 'The power of story. It worked for Jesus!'
Adam, I appreciate your thoughtful reply. You're right - "we don’t ask questions anymore, we’re not in communication with the teacher." That's part of my problem with the current preaching model. Pastor goes to seminary. Gets called to a church. Di…
November 23, 2009
Hal Moran joined RayDeck3's group
Art & Worldview
It has been said, "we paint what we value." It is vital that we understand the values of the culture that we are on mission to reach. Personally, I think we can discover that most readily in that culture's art.
November 23, 2009

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At 4:57pm on November 29, 2009, Adam Cordner said…
Sorry for the late response mate, the wether was to good to be inside on the interwebthingy.

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