Posts by Larry Stamm Ministries
Contextualizing the Gospel II
I happened to be visiting my sister in Atlanta on Earth Day. I must admit, I don’t get too excited about Earth Day, but on this particular Day I was…
Read MoreContextualizing the Gospel
Once I was witnessing to a friend of my sister-in-law named Don (not his real name). We were having an engaging dialogue about spiritual things. After I asked Don about…
Read MoreCounting the Omer
Have you ever counted the days till an event you’re excited about? In May I had several conversations with friends who, for the last few weeks, had been counting with…
Read MoreLessons From Paul: God Gives The Increase
I find internet research fascinating; with a click of a button, I can access a tsunami of information. Curiously, upon pondering this submission, I wondered about our result-oriented society and…
Read MoreLessons from Paul: Ambassadors for Christ
For an exhilarating week I had the privilege of barnstorming through Honduras with an indigenous pastor friend named Louis, teaching at churches and at a seminary in Louis’ hometown of…
Read MoreLessons From Paul: Greater Sin, Greater Grace
While teaching a class at my home church, one of the early-arriving participants took me aside and told me about some coworkers who were driving him crazy. This gentleman told me…
Read MoreThe Fount of Living Water
Perhaps you’ve heard the quip, “You can bring a horse to water, but you can’t make it drink. But you can put salt in its oats and make it thirsty!”…
Read MoreLessons from Paul: Living Epistles
Have you thought of your personal relationship with the Lord as having an impact on your witness? I would imagine in terms of what you say, or don’t say, or…
Read MoreLessons From Paul: Happily Ever After
“And they lived happily ever after!” That lovely phrase evocative of childhood fairy tales illustrates a hopeful desire within us. There is a perpetual desire within the human heart for…
Read MoreLessons from Paul: The Polarizing Gospel
Religious polarization is the act of finding the disagreements in religious beliefs and on that basis separating ourselves from those of differing beliefs. It is the idea of moving to…
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