Tag: Nashville Tennessee

• The Priority of the Church isn’t the Alter Call

  Over the last several years I have been asked to answer, from many different perspectives, “What is the purpose/priority of the church” and “What makes a true disciple?” (this post is the first question). Most of the time the answer to this question comes from what our culture says, and not from what Scripture says,…

  Scott Fillmer

  February 15, 2012

  Faith

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• Ministering to the Church At the Expense of the Family

  This is an old topic, but one that never goes away, for good reason. Below is basically an excerpt from an assignment in one of my evangelism classes on Servant-Leadership and innovations in the Church, and also serves as a very short review of the book InnovateChurch by Jonathan Falwell. In a three part discussion…

  Scott Fillmer

  January 27, 2012

  Faith

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• The Mike Fisher and a Gibson Guitar at Cornerstone

  The Photo of the Day today is of Mike Fisher who got his first chance to play guitar with the main worship band. It was pretty cool to see Mike playing with the worship band today, and although there is always almost no light in the worship area it does make for a more dramatic…

  Scott Fillmer

  July 3, 2011

  Photography

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