franz schneider | daily doctrine: Next 2010

Saturday, February 20, 2010

Next 2010 - Annual Promotion

"Either we’re building our life on what God is truly like or we’re basing our life on our own misconceptions."

-thisisnext.org

Life - Based on One Thing

Whether a believer or unbeliever--whether realized or not--all of life is centered, defined, and based off of one thing: What we believe about God.

What we believe about God does not change Who God is--He is the great I AM and cannot change. We, however, are defined by whether or not we believe that God is God, that Christ is Lord, and that God raised Him form the dead to pay for our sins as the only Savior.

Come

Each year I like to promote one of my favorite conferences in life--Next (formerly New Attitude). This is a conference consisting of four days filled with passionate worship, outstanding speakers (this year including C.J. Mahaney, Mark Dever, Kevin DeYoung, D.A. Carson, Joshua Harris, and Jeff Purswell), fellowship, and down time to reflect upon what God's been drawing your attention to.

I love to browse the bookstore that is packed with the finest materials to equip you in your Christian walk, look around the conference center rooms and observe peoples' joy in coming to learn more about Christ, and enjoying a trip away from the craziness of life for several days. It's great!

Now, enjoy this year's promotional video:

Next 2010 Promotional Video from Sovereign Grace Ministries on Vimeo.

Visit thisisnext.org for conference details and registration.

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Reading

God's Word:
The Gospel of Luke

The Gospel of Luke is a well-documented recording of the steps, acts, and Words of Christ during His entire time on earth from birth forth. God is working in my heart to increase my hunger for His Word, so I am excited to be walking alongside Jesus and to observe what He does and what is important to the most-important being--our God and Savior.

I am also excited to revisit some things by which I have been provoked by in this Book of the Bible, such as those laid out in this four-part series:
The Four Woes of Luke 4

A Praying Life
by Paul Miller

"Just another book on prayer--what we should be doing that we're not." Okay, so that was my honest, first reaction to hearing about this book. But as I have begun to dive in, I am finding it to be quite that.

This is an honest, real, down-to-earth, and most-relatable book. You begin by putting aside the guilt that often keeps us from simply admitting our struggles and stating what our thoughts are on prayer. Prayer can be great, and it can be frustrating. This book meets people on all plane of the field of Christian practice and is the best reading I've experienced so far on the topic!