At a recent lecture Dr. Matthew Sleeth discussed the necessity of Sabbath rest and why this command often gets overlooked or goes underappreciated even within the Body of Christ. In his attempt to remind us of Sabbaths past he asked that we remember some of the special things that happened on Sunday’s when we were children which, for most, meant recalling a time where Blue Laws were still observed which made it almost as impossible to break the Sabbath as today’s culture does to keep it.
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4 Pastorates, One Congregation: Learnings of a Long-tenured Pastor
Posted by
Sarah Beckler on Nov 18, 2013 5:02:00 PM
A guest post by Rev. Harry Heintz, special assistant to the dean at Northeastern Seminary
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Like Walking on Water: A Christmas Poem by a Seminary Graduate
Posted by
Sarah Champignon on Dec 5, 2011 3:55:00 PM
A guest post by Thomas Worth, master of divinity and doctor of ministry graduate of Northeastern Seminary:
Like Walking on Water
By Thomas Worth
A Christmas Sermon for 2011
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Topics: D.Min., christmas, sermon, poetry, master of divinity, pastor
