Pilgrimage of the Heart by Jeff Goins Journeying from the slumber of religion into abundant life

Main Menu: Home My Story of Awakening Contact Me/Request to Speak Tell A Friend About This Site Photos View All Blog Posts Email Update Alerts Support Me! Editor Log In Topics Blogging Book Reviews Creating a Counter-Culture Eugene Campaign Faith General Identity in Christ Justice Life as a Missionary Ministry Updates Poverty Stories from the mission field The Church Wrecked Updates Resources Wrecked for the Ordinary Seth Barnes' Blog Adventures In Missions Recent Posts What Is a Good Christian Movie? (7/23/2008) I Guess This Is Growing Up (7/22/2008) Megashift by James Rutz: Revisiting good news (7/21/2008) Life Is Short - Have an Affair? (7/19/2008) Do Christians Suck? (7/18/2008) Participants' Reflections from This Week's Mission Trip (7/18/2008) Asking the Lord (7/17/2008) Fighting Sickness On the Mission Field (7/16/2008) It Is Well with My Soul (and Stomach) (7/16/2008) Loving God Means Loving Children (7/15/2008) My Favorite Articles A Sacrifice Should Cost Everything: The story of my awakening Breaking Through the Haze: The church's call to the world Finding Calcutta, Pt. 1: Jesse Finding Calcutta, Pt. 2: Steve Finding Calcutta, Pt. 3: The World Beneath God and John Lennon: Disappointed with religion How I Met My Wife Illegal Immigrants: In a Foreign Land, Pt. 1 Illegal Immigrants: In a Foreign Land, Pt. 2 Jesus Ruined My Life Marketing Jesus My Proposal Story: She said, yes Serving the Local Poor in Nashville - Eugene Campaign Somebody Stole My Baby Jesus Sons of Sceva: Wielding true spiritual authority The Economy of Mercy - How God first broke my heart for the poor The Economy of Mercy - Ode to a shoeshiner My Links My Widgets Articles I've Written: Relevant Magazine - "Why We All Must Go On A Pilgrimage" Relevant Magazine - Book Review of Red Letters Relevant Magazine - "An Adventure of Purpose" The Ooze - "What's Wrong With Church?" Burnside Writers Collective - "Grilling Out On Old Dimes" Wrecked for the Ordinary - "Adventure of Not Knowing" Emergent Village - Podcast on Pilgrimage Stuff on Me: Visit My Facebook Profile Visit My Twitter Profile Visit Me on Myspace Cool Websites: Burnside Writers Collective Christian RSS Feeds lowercasepeople Prodigal Son Magazine Relevant Magazine The Ooze To Write Love On Her Arms Wrecked's MySpace Zoecarnate.com Ministry Stuff: CTI Music Ministries Missions Resouces YWAM Taipei The World Race YouTube World Race Videos World Race Myspace First-Year Missionary Blogs I Read and Recommend: Andy Braner Andrew Shearman Brother Eugene Chris Reed Elysa Mac Erin Wilson Jared Moody Jeff and Ash Jeff Campbell Joe Gomez John Eldredge Jimmy McCarty Other Jimmy McCarty Matt Kok Matt Snyder Mike Campbell Mike Morrell Paul Vasilko The Problem with Religion Tom Davis Tony Sheng Waving or Drowning Wes Roberts Will Samson Inspiring Stuff: A.W. Tozer The Pursuit of God (free book) Mere Christianity (free book) Quote of the week: "The church's mightiest influence is felt when she is different from the world in which she lives. Her power lies in her being different, rises with the degree in which she differs and sinks as the difference diminishes. This is so fully and clearly taught in the Scriptures and so well illustrated in Church history that it is hard to see how we can miss it. But miss it we do, for we hear constantly that the Church must try to be as much like the world as possible, excepting, of course, where the world is too, too sinful...." -A.W. Tozer, The Set of the Sail Archive 9/2006 11/2006 12/2006 1/2007 2/2007 3/2007 4/2007 5/2007 6/2007 7/2007 8/2007 9/2007 10/2007 11/2007 12/2007 1/2008 2/2008 3/2008 4/2008 5/2008 6/2008 7/2008 RSS Feeds: If you're interested in World Missions, join the World Race! Privacy Policy Your privacy is very important. We reserve the right to review any correspondence that originates from this web site, including comments posted and messages sent to friends using the automated form. We monitor web traffic and correspondence to protect ourselves from slander, threats, foul language, and other such occurances, both for our own protection and the protection of our visitors. This page has been viewed 692 times   Privacy Policy