Archive for July, 2007

Speaking News :: Small Church Conference

Posted on July 31, 2007 at 2:52am by Micah Fries 5 Comments

I am excited to share with you that as of this evening I have accepted an invitation to speak at the first annual Small Church Conference to be held at Lewisville Baptist Church in Lewisville, North Carolina in March of 2008. I am tentatively scheduled to speak on Friday night at 7pm on the topic…

Weekend Worship :: Amazing Grace (My chains are gone)

Posted on July 28, 2007 at 10:21pm by Micah Fries 4 Comments

I am passionate about my favorite worship song, “Amazing Grace.” In my opinion, there is simply no better song that captures the heart of the gospel than this great hymn of the faith. I love, however, our attempts to communicate this incredible song in a contemporary, relevant manner. Chris Tomlin’s new rendition of this song…

Pictures, Photos, Pics, etc….

Posted on July 27, 2007 at 3:24am by Micah Fries 1 Comment

I’ve posted new pictures, and they are incredibly cute in my opinion. Click here to see them.

Loving Jesus, Loving People and watching lives transform

Posted on July 26, 2007 at 9:24pm by Micah Fries No Comment

You should take a look at this article from Baptist Press. This is a great example of outside the box thinking which is leading people into the kingdom of God. I am excited about this story describing how one of our missionaries is working with passion and patience to reach forgotten people with the message…

Sermon Sound :: Give :: Matthew 5:38-48

Posted on July 24, 2007 at 4:18pm by Micah Fries No Comment

I’ve posted some new sermon audio, if you are interested. You can find this new message, entitled “Give”, by clicking here.

Political Prostitution?

Posted on July 23, 2007 at 5:53pm by Micah Fries 8 Comments

I am a registered Republican. I’ve never made that much of a secret. I despise, however, the sometimes blind allegiance that the right wing evangelical block gives to the Republican Party. We have often simply toed the line (status quo, if you will) without giving thought to the ramifications of our positions. Regardless of where…