Your goals for 2009 are very encouraging & have helped me revise some of mine. Thanks for the link to the TAG Resources; I look forward to using these in our family as we seek to hide the Word in our hearts as well as help teach of God’s grace.
And, it is great to see your desire to use your home & neighborhood for the sake of the gospel. My wife & I have been trying to make our home a place of hospitality & refuge for neighbors & our community. I anticipate hearing more about the “Brister Field of Dreams.”

Thanks,

Ben Finch

Though not a book of Science the Bible has many scientific facts recorded in it, long
before man ”Discovered” them.

But you do whatever the Holy Spirit tells you to do. I was only telling how God used
that in reaching many youngpeople, when I as a young person myself taught it.

In His Grace,
bro. Paul

My small group strategy is not fully developed yet, but I am looking to do something similar to what I did in college and while at seminary (working at UPS). Both of them bore fruit, although the college deal was a bit more informal than the UPS group. I think Part 3 will look more like the block party in college and Part 4 will look like the open group I did at UPS. I am currently thinking through what kind of study would be most profitable, but I mainly want to work on developing community with non-Christians via hospitality and service. I am considering working through a biblical theology of redemption, something of the nature of 2 Ways 2 Live, allowing plenty of time for discussion and Q&A. When the strategy gets more formalized, I will try to blog on it here.

Thanks for your comment.

Timmy

I’m interested to hear your strategy for your neighborhood open fellowship and Bible study for unbelievers.

Warmly,
Steve