Redundancy is a tricky fellow. An antonym is precision. Most all pastors are guilty of redundancy and short on precision from time to time. All of us have a desire to get it out of our sermons; but before we can eliminate it, we must be able to hear it, which requires trained and dedicated ears.
There are two very large dangers with redundancy. The first is the boredom that results from all things twice or thrice said. As has been well said, there is no such thing as a bad short sermon or a long good one.

What do you do if you have a concern about what your child is learning in school? Talk to the teacher, of course. But how you do it might make all the difference.

Given the amount of attention and feedback we’ve received this week with regard to removing the “traditional/contemporary” split in worship at Coral Ridge in favor of a blended format, I thought it would be a good idea to do a follow-up post going into even more detail regarding why we made the decision we made.

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President Obama spoke to the nation about the end of formal combat operations in Iraq on Monday. It is clear the U.S. role in the country is changing.

Among that change, though, remains the cloudy fate of Christians in the country, tens of thousands whom fled seven years of wars and fear of reprisals and recriminations for their faith.

Overturning the dictatorial regime of Saddam Hussein in order to put democracy in its place did not work, Chaldean Auxiliary Bishop Shlemon Warduni of Baghdad said.