Ron Tewson

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  Nov 21, 2024

  'What would Jesus do?' is not the right question

  I guess we're out of luck if we hope to find chapter and verse to know what Jesus would do. Or are we?

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  Jul 30, 2024

  When did you last think: 'Why do I have so much?'

  While there’s no question there are those with more, most of the eight billion people on our planet have less. Why is this?

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  May 22, 2024

  Jesus' idea of serving was much more radical than we think

  All this is good — very good — but are we missing something?

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  Apr 6, 2024

  Is judging others always wrong?

  Let’s work with Jesus in His heart to redeem and save rather than sentence and execute. If we do, we'll discover it's a way more effective and enjoyable way to live.

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  Dec 19, 2023

  Navigating the tension of faith and doubt

  So, do I ever wonder if my faith in God is misplaced? Sure, because while I’m a person of faith, I find I’m also a person of doubt.

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  Oct 30, 2023

  Churches breaking new ground: Filled with broken families, lives

  God's intent for the Church has always been that it be a place where lost people get found and the broken get put back together

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  Jul 14, 2023

  A conversation-fueled revolution

  Our God is the same yesterday, today and forever. Our God still loves every person and doesn’t want a single person to perish. But there is a problem.

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  May 11, 2023

  'Discipleship lite' is not an option for a Christian

  You'll find their lives had been completely rearranged around God’s heart for the redemption and restoration of the world He loved. Discipleship not only changed their character and relationships: it changed their identity and purpose.

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  Aug 16, 2022

  Churches: Let's not forget to evangelize to adults

  Have you ever wondered if the reason 83% of people come to faith in Christ before they’re 13 years of age is because that’s where the church puts 83% of its effort?  Is the church simply creating a self-fulfilling prophecy that they then validate through their choices?