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So...Where have we been?

By Dr Steven Phillips, PhD

I owe an apology to the thousands of visitors who have come to MyChurchAnywhere.com over the past many months. To be honest, we have hardly touched the site with updates or maintenance for ages... for a very good reason. My wife, Rachel has been fighting a serious, life threatening health situation for a very long time. (See http://breathingcompanions.blogspot.com for more information.) She now has only one option left to save her life – an rare, experimental surgery developed in Europe by Dr. Paolo Macchiarini, to regrow her airways (trachea and bronchial branch) in a lab using her own stem cells grown on a bio-synthetic matrix or scaffold.

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Welcome to MyChurchAnywhere.com

We're glad you visited us today.

MyChurchAnywhere.com (MCA) is a complete Christian Community online!  We are just getting started and we already have some great features that are either available now or will soon be added to our site for people just like you.  MyChurchAnywhere.com (MCA) is an online “congregation” of people from all walks of life and many different cultures.  Even though we lead diverse lives, we share some basic values and beliefs in common.  MCA people believe in God and we are seeking after a living relationship with Jesus Christ.  We are interested in the spiritual things of the Bible - especially in how they relate to our daily lives.  

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Press Release - A Compelling Story

By Dr. Steven Phillips, PhD

 

A few weeks ago, international news media carried a story concerning the the first synthetic organ tissue transplant performed by Dr Paolo Macchiarini (see First Successful Transplantation of a Synthetic Tissue Engineered). Dr. Macchiarini is a newly appointed Professor of Regenerative Surgery at the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm, Sweden and also works in Florence, Italy and Barcelona, Spain. He performed the historic surgery last month in Stockholm transplanting a trachea which had been grown on a bio-synthetic matrix using the patient's own stem cells.  Macchiarini and his team have performed ten such operations in the past two years using stem cell regeneration, but all previous operations have used a matrix or "scaffold" from a human donor.

 

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Taking A More Honest Look At The Budget Debate

By Dr. Steven Phillips, PhD

There are a lot of opinions about this issue floating around these days. But maybe it isn't as tough a problem as many people want to make us think. For instance, I think I came up with a way to cut nearly half a trillion dollars from the nation's deficit, without raising taxes, and without cutting any critically needed public services. How?  Actually it is surprisingly simple.

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The Word Is Change!
By Dr. Steven Phillips, PhD

Isaiah 43:19  “Behold, I will do a new thing, Now it shall spring forth; Shall you not know it? I will even make a road in the wilderness And rivers in the desert.”

Something is stirring.  You can almost feel it in the air.  It's about to affect virtually every aspect of our lives –  the economy, the political arena, the energy situation, health care systems, the environment, national security, governments, and every area in between.  The word is, “Change”! Our whole world has recently come into a massive time of change.  What is the driving force behind all of this upheaval?  The answer may surprise you.  God is in the process of changing our world. 
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The Only Home of Throwed Roles

By: Pat Quade

norm_colorsmall  roll_ani    Ever heard of a restaurant called Lambert’s? I heard of it when I was in Pensacola, FL. I never got to go, but its distinctiveness was widespread. The menu is pretty typical southern fare, the waitstaff had a reputation for being friendly and courteous and the prices were decent, but that’s still not what they were known for. They were known as “The Only Home Of Throwed Rolls”.  

Now if you’re a fairly proper type of person I don’t think you’d care much for Lambert’s.  You see, their dinner rolls come to your table via air mail. From what I’ve been told by people in the know, to get a dinner roll you signal one of the staff by raising your hand and immediately they will do their best Roger Clemens (sans the steroids) and pitch a roll to you across the dining area for you to catch. Now that’s unique!

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The Vision of the New Tent - Part 1
New Tent
By Dr. Steven Phillips, Ph.D.

A number of years, I was in Australia staying at the home of my friend, John Alley.  He is the pastor of a  prosperous church in Rockhampton in Queensland near the Great Barrier Reef and he leads an apostolic network of churches in throughout the South Pacific. John is gifted in many areas, but one of the special ways God uses him is in releasing people to be able to hear from God through dreams.  In my case, his ministry in this regard was to prove it would have a life changing effect – it would initiate the most important dream of my life!
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Do You Know The Way to Llangollen? (The Vision Of The New Tent – Part 2)

By Dr. Steven Phillips, PhD

God takes us all the way to LLangollen, Wales to see a living example of a "New Church" format. It's a "community" of believers who practice "church" by "being the church" in everyday life rather than just "going to church" one day a week.  Enjoy the story below.

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Jesus and The Health Care Debate

By Dr. Steven Phillips, Ph.D.

My wife and I felt promompted this weekend to go see the Michael Moore film, “SiCKO” which, I understand, has received almost universal rave reviews from audiences who have seen it. But, I have to admit that I was partially interested because Christians in America seem to be radically divided concerning the universal health care debate. Because Mr. Moore is regarded as a liberal, many conservative Christians would doubtless view anything he produced with suspicion, at best, if not outright contempt, whereas, more “middle-of-the-road” thinking Christians have been at the forefront of health care reform for years. As far as the movie was concerned, I can only say it is the first time in years I have watched an entire audience cry through half of the feature only to break into a standing ovation at the end and actually stay through most of the credits. But the film had a more lasting effect for me. I came away with a myriad of questions about where Christians and the organized church ought to stand on the health care issue. Then it occurred to me that I had never heard anyone speak or even write about what the Bible has to say on this topic. I was perplexed at that fact because that would seem to be the deciding factor for Christians to determine where they should stand regarding important issues.

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The Best For Last

By Dr. Steven Phillips, Ph.D.

Some months ago I felt the Lord gave me a word of encouragement for God's people. Whenever I believe God is saying something that He wants shared with the Body of Christ, my usual practice is to let the word "ferment" for a time in my spirit before delivering it.   I like to pray about it and let the Spirit mull it over in me for a time to see if it still seems to have the "Breath of God " in it after a while. I tend to find that, if it's really from God, it will "mature" and have even more life in it if I allow it to mellow a bit.  After some time of holding on to this word, it now seems to be a richer promise to me than it did when I first received it.  So, here it goes...

I felt the Lord said, “I am saving the best for last!”

Sounds pretty simple, huh? Well perhaps I should try to put this short message into context and it just might increase a bit in significance because it's brevity and simplicity disguise the wonder and breadth of its application.

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Is It A Wondeful Life, Mr. Potter?

By Steven Phillips, PhD 

 One of holiday “traditions” around our household is to watch several of the classic Christmas movies during the season.  These vintage films have the power to cause one to think more about the blessings that life has bestowed upon us instead of the momentary problems that we might be facing.  They help us remember the fact that life itself is a gift worth far more than anything that comes in brightly colored wrapping paper – and, remembering that, can give you hope – even  during difficult economic times.  So it was that this holiday season, Rachel and I sat down to enjoy an evening with Jimmy Stewart in “It's A Wonderful Life.” But this year, with our nation in the throes of major bank failures and millions of people losing their homes in foreclosure, the old tale seemed to cry out with an eerie, prophetic significance.  All I could think was, “I wonder who is the evil Mr. Potter of our day trying to buy up the failing banks and seeking to profit off of the suffering of so many?” 

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