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Nate Cline posted a blog postREALife Holy Week Readings
This week is traditionally called Holy Week. It is a time when we remember the the last week of Christ’s life. It is a very sombre week, and is one for intense reading and reflection. During our reading times, there will be a temptation to run past the cross to the resurrection. I want us to reflect upon the cross, and what Christ is doing there for us. The Cross can be something we take as a given. It almost becomes somewhat like a silent letter in our Christian life. It’s there, but we don’t…See More
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Additional Reading for Lent
I hope that everyone has had a chance to look at the penitential Psalms for our Lentin readings. I also pray that everyone is beginning to have a better understanding of why we are to repent, or better still a more biblical vew of the God to whom we are repenting. It is with this latter concern that I am sending out a supplemental reading. I truly want us all to know the Lord who calls us to repentance. I would like everyone to read Joel 2:1-17. There are a few things in this passage which…See More
Nate Cline posted a blog postAdditional Reading for Lent
I hope that everyone has had a chance to look at the penitential Psalms for our Lentin readings. I also pray that everyone is beginning to have a better understanding of why we are to repent, or better still a more biblical vew of the God to whom we are repenting. It is with this latter concern that I am sending out a supplemental reading. I truly want us all to know the Lord who calls us to repentance. I would like everyone to read Joel 2:1-17. There are a few things in this passage which…See More
Nate Cline posted a blog postA More Full View of God, or Why Rob Bell Misses The True Love of God
In recent days, Rob Bell has released a book which caused a bit of a firestorm. Many people far smarter than I am have written critiques of the book. What I find scarier, and the impetus for my writing this article is the view of God held by Pastor Bell. Rob Bell is on the opposite side of the same heretical coin as the Westboro Baptist folks. Allow me to explain. Rob Bell talks about a God who is only love. On the other hand, the Westboro Baptist members speak almost gleefully of the wrath of…See More
Nate Cline commented on Nate Cline's blog post REALife Lenten Devotional"Thanks. I was trying to keep it simple and short. You know, my two weaknesses."
Garrett Girod commented on Nate Cline's blog post REALife Lenten Devotional"very cool Nate! Thanks!"
Nate Cline added a discussion to the group REALifeLenten Devotional
During Lent, we are going to do a very small look into what are called the Penitential Psalms. These are seven confessional Psalms. One of the focuses of REALife is confession. We as Christians are called to confess our sins. Christ sets it as part of the Lord’s Prayer to confess to God our sinfulness. The Psalms are the traditional source for the worship language of both ancient Israel and the church. They were intended to be sung by the entire congregation. These Psalms which are…See More
Nate Cline posted a blog postREALife Lenten Devotional
During Lent, we are going to do a very small look into what are called the Penitential Psalms. These are seven confessional Psalms. One of the focuses of REALife is confession. We as Christians are called to confess our sins. Christ sets it as part of the Lord’s Prayer to confess to God our sinfulness. The Psalms are the traditional source for the worship language of both ancient Israel and the church. They were intended to be sung by the entire congregation. These Psalms which are…See More
Nate Cline commented on Matthias Haeusel's blog post The Doctrine of Christ: Part 2"Thanks Rev. Who wrote this thing anyway? That guy should be fired."
Nate Cline commented on Matthias Haeusel's blog post The Doctrine of Christ: Part 2"That should read "... But would have been easily understood by his hearers in the first century.""
Nate Cline might attend Matthias Haeusel's eventChristmas Party at The Griffin's Home
December 15, 2010 from 6:30pm to 10pm
The City's annual Christmas Party is here!Come join us for delicious food, celebration, friendship and a White Elephant gift exchange.See More
Nate Cline is attending Scott Harmon's eventChurch-wide membership meeting at Character's Bar at Austin Music Hall
November 14, 2010 from 9am to 10:30am
Our very first all-members meeting will be held Sunday, November 14 from 9:00-10:30 in the Character's Bar at Austin Music Hall. This is the perfect forum to learn more about our church vision and plans, to ask questions, and to connect with your fellow members.RSVP and let us know if you will be able to come out a little earlier and join us.See More
Nate Cline posted a blog postUnderground orthodoxy episode 4
In this episode, we discuss the term Extra Nos. This is the idea that the Christian life is lived from the outside.We also talk about the function of the Ten Commandments in light of what Christ has done for us.The episode is available at this link http://undergroundorthodoxy.podomatic.com/player/web/2010-09-25T21_37_52-07_00See More
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Looking Forward To The Eighth Day
Posted on April 24, 2011 at 1:00am 0 Comments 0 Likes
Easter is the day we celebrate the Lord's resurrection. Christ's rising from the dead assures us with the promise of our own resurrection. This is why we call Sunday the Lord's day. It points us forward to the day when it truly will be on earth as it is in heaven. This is why baptismal fonts historically have eight sides. The new Christian is being placed into the eighth day by their baptism. It was to direct them to the new kingdom into which they were being brought by faith in Christ. it may… Continue
And On The Seventh Day, God Rested
Posted on April 23, 2011 at 11:01pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
It is one of those things most of us have wondered at some point. Why does Jesus stay in the tomb on Saturday? What is he doing? To understand what is going on, we must go all the way back to the beginning. Genesis 2:13 tells us this, "Thus the heavens and the earth were finished, and all the host of them. And on the seventh day God finished his work that he had done, and he rested on the seventh day from all his work that he had done. So God blessed the seventh day and made it holy, because on… Continue
REALife Holy Week Readings
Posted on April 18, 2011 at 9:39am 0 Comments 0 Likes
This week is traditionally called Holy Week. It is a time when we remember the the last week of Christ’s life. It is a very sombre week, and is one for intense reading and reflection. During our reading times, there will be a temptation to run past the cross to the resurrection. I want us to reflect upon the cross, and what Christ is doing there for us. The Cross can be something we take as a given. It almost becomes somewhat like a silent letter in our Christian life. It’s there, but we don’t… Continue
Additional Reading for Lent
Posted on April 4, 2011 at 1:23am 0 Comments 0 Likes
I hope that everyone has had a chance to look at the penitential Psalms for our Lentin readings. I also pray that everyone is beginning to have a better understanding of why we are to repent, or better still a more biblical vew of the God to whom we are repenting. It is with this latter concern that I am sending out a supplemental reading. I truly want us all to know the Lord who calls us to repentance. I would like everyone to read Joel 2:1-17. There are a few things in this passage which… Continue
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