May 7, 2010 in Blog, Pastor Kipp's Blog by Kipp Crigger
Dear Mom,
Mother’s Day is just around the corner so I was thinking about you. I started thinking, I love you but why? So I began pondering over the course of my life and the things that you have done. There are so many things that I can point to. For example, now that I have my own children I realize what you did before I can even remember, the countless nights awake feeding me and cleaning up from my various messes. And then I was able to walk and run, you were always there tending to my wounds and watching out for the dangers that I didn’t even know existed. Next I went off to school, everyday making me a lunch, giving me what I needed to grow physically. Every night reading to me from the “Keys for Kids” book and the Bible, giving me what I needed to grow Spiritually. You would pray for me, that I would love Jesus. And then came puberty, oh the dreaded and never forgotten years of puberty. What I wouldn’t give to erase that from my brain. Yet you were there, loving me with an endless and unconditional love that I had no understanding of. Thank you, Mom. Read the rest of this entry →
May 4, 2010 in Blog, Song Lists by Kipp Crigger
Famous One – Chris Tomlin/Jesse Reeves – Copyright 2002 Sparrow Records/sixstepsrecords
Shadows – David Crowder – Copyright 2009 worshiptogether.com songs (Admin. by EMI Christian Music Publishing)
sixsteps Music (Admin. by EMI Christian Music Publishing)
David Crowder Designee (Admin. by EMI Christian Music Publishing)
You Are God – Charlie Hall, Brian Bergman, Dustin Ragland, Kendall Combes – Copyright worshiptogether.com songs (Admin. by EMI Christian Music Publishing)
sixsteps Music (Admin. by EMI Christian Music Publishing)
O Come and Mourn – Words: Frederick Faber Music : Eric Ashley – Copyright 1999 Eric Ashley Music
Depth of Mercy – Words: Charles Wesley, 1940 Music: Jeff Koonce, Brian T. Murphy, Clint Wells 2003 – Copyright 2003 Red Mountain Church
May 3, 2010 in Understanding God by Kipp Crigger
Here is the lesson from May 2nd, 2010. He discussed how our view of God also effects our view of love and justice. Without the cross we cannot fully understanding these two concepts. The greatest love that we have ever seen is at the cross, God becoming a man and dying the death we should have died. Also at the cross we see perfect justice, Jesus worthy to be our substitute, taking on our sin, and then that sin being fully paid for. Here is the link to the lesson.
Lesson: Understanding God: Love and Justice
