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Wednesday, December 31, 2008
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When you see a brother dying of thirst, don't just stand there. GIVE HIM THE GOSPEL!!!
The Army has a system called After Action Review where previous efforts are evaluated. We don't pull punches in AAR. This harsh and honest self-analysis is the foundation of any improvement process. How can you fix what you haven't identified? Look at what you are doing and criticize the snot out of it. Be a harsh self-critic and you will finally see your flaws as others do. Self-awareness is the beginning of wisdom and a task master that frees you from ignorance.
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When you see a brother dying of thirst, don't just stand there. GIVE HIM THE GOSPEL!!!
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What is BOLL?
The Blog for Orthodox Lessons Learned (BOLL) is a rip-off of the Army's CALL site. This where lessons from the combat zone are collected so that everyone can learn from the trials, triumphs, and failures of their borthers in arms.
It is my intent for this site to do the same thing in our spiritual battle as Christians. I hope to collect and analyze data from a variety of sources for the benefit of fellow Christians. It is a resource where personal observations, successes, and failures can be shared to maximize the constructive impact that individuals have on the rest of the church. The ultimate goal is to exhort Christians to seek out the truth and live a life of daily repentance.
It is my intent for this site to do the same thing in our spiritual battle as Christians. I hope to collect and analyze data from a variety of sources for the benefit of fellow Christians. It is a resource where personal observations, successes, and failures can be shared to maximize the constructive impact that individuals have on the rest of the church. The ultimate goal is to exhort Christians to seek out the truth and live a life of daily repentance.
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