Which Chair are You in?

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I would like to begin with saying I recommend that you visit the “My Testimony” from Blue Ridge Community Church  to the right and watch video #3 which will cover this topic of a “Chair 3 Christian” in more detail.  It is roughly 6 minutes long.

In many of my blog entries I have openly discussed that I grew up in a Christian home. I thought I was a Christian only to realize later that I did not have a personal relationship with God.  I have a passion to share my story, because I believe it is much more common than others care to acknowledge.  A majority of those people do not realize they may not have the relationship with Jesus they claim to have, just as I was unaware for years.  I am certainly not casting judgment. However, if I can grow up in a Christian home, attend and graduate from an evangelical university, work for that same evangelical university, closely with a great leader, Dr. Jerry Falwell, and not have a personal relationship with God, then it can happen to anyone.   In the book of Matthew, Matthew spent a lot of time on this subject of alerting individuals to the danger of thinking we are saved when we are not.  (Matt 5:20, 7:21-23, 13:20-21, 13:47-50, 22:10-14)

I heard a message one time with a “4 Chair” analogy.  The speaker started off by saying “the good news is, that all of us in this room sit in one of these four chairs. The bad news is, not all of these chairs are desirable positions to be in.” He then went on to explain each chair in detail. 
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May 7, 2008 · Filed Under Devotionals, Misc

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Online Educational Database Rankings

liberty-distance-learning-good-one.gifLiberty University’s Distance Learning Program has been ranked among the nation’s elite.LU ranked third in the second annual Online College Ranking by the Online Education Database released today.

“We should all be proud of what Liberty’s Executive Vice President, Dr. Ron Godwin, and Executive Director of Distance Learning and Graduate Studies, Ron Kennedy, have accomplished in their leadership of Liberty’s Distance Learning Program. I have recently become better acquainted with many of the faculty and staff in distance learning and have been impressed with their professionalism and competence. The enrollment has more then doubled to 26,000 students in less than 2 year without sacrificing quality or academic excellence. Given the performance of our faculty and staff, I am not surprised to learn of how highly Liberty University was ranked nationally today among distance learning programs. Congratulations to the entire faculty and staff of the Liberty University Distance Learning Program!” Chancellor Jerry Falwell Jr. Read more

April 22, 2008 · Filed Under Distance Learning, Misc

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