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by Luke Geraty | Nov 28, 2016 | Posts
I am going to be celebrating my six month anniversary as a pastor at the Red Bluff Vineyard in about a week. Wow, time has flown by and I am still absolutely loving the city, the church, and the trout fishing all that surrounds us. That being said, the last six months...
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by Luke Geraty | Nov 7, 2016 | Posts
According to Captain Snark, our very own Kenny Burchard, the following facts need to be accounted for: “Hi Facebook. Just a gentle reminder that there is only one way for a true Christian to vote. And that way, as expressed and clarified daily right here on...
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by Luke Geraty | Nov 2, 2016 | Posts
What is revival? How do you define this religious experience? The esteemed J. I. Packer suggested that revival is “God’s quickening visitation of his people, touching their hearts and deepening his work of grace in their lives.” Robert Baird...
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by Luke Geraty | Jun 3, 2016 | Posts
This morning I was flipping through one of John Wimber’s books and I read the following: I have a prayer, and a vision: The Vineyard — and the Church at large, whatever Christian stream, tribe or family you happen to belong to — breaking through the walls of the...
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by Luke Geraty | Jun 1, 2016 | Posts
While countless gallons of ink have been spilt on the biblical-theological issues related to the Eucharist, I’ve found that less work has been done on the “how to” aspect of celebrating Communion. So I started a series laying out a variety of models...
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by Luke Geraty | May 26, 2016 | Posts
Boomers. Generation X. And now the Millennials. Sociologists can be very helpful for church leaders who are interested in understanding large demographic groups. As with all generalizations, these sociological observations are not perfect, but they are often quite...
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