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Untrashed
Read More: UntrashedMalachi 1:6-9 Perhaps you’ve heard an acquaintance, a friend, a family member say, “God won’t accept me until I clean myself up.” Or perhaps, “if I enter the […]
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Too Busy To Live
Read More: Too Busy To LiveExodus 5:7-9; Romans 8:5-8, 12-17 Recently, there was a song going around the internet called the “Rich Men North of Richmond”. It mostly speaks to the anguish of […]
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Wise Wisdom
Read More: Wise WisdomTheoretically, each should should be evaluated by their past successes and failures, yet, it just doesn’t seem to actually work that way. We Christians are often complicit in this. While we are called—whether by James, the wisdom of Solomon, or the Psalmist—to be wise, we often succumb to the world’s temptation to follow the arrogant.
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Enduring Soil
Read More: Enduring SoilI’ve read the Parable of the Sower many times. I’ve preached on it. Heard plenty of sermons on it. Verse 15 hit me today. What struck me this time, in particular, was “endurance”. When you go back and re-read the parable, endurance makes sense. It may indeed be the point of the entire parable. Developing…
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Hanging on by a strand
Read More: Hanging on by a strandSeth Godin recently posted the following… There are three strands, present for most everyone: Power (sometimes seen as status, or the appearance of status) Safety (survival and peace […]
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Know Yourself. Know Your Idol.
Read More: Know Yourself. Know Your Idol.The two latest tragedies that are in front of me are the school shooting in Texas, and the abuse scandal unraveling in another Christian denomination, the Southern Baptist […]
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Seeing Christ In The Lives of Others
Read More: Seeing Christ In The Lives of OthersRomans 12:16–21 As part of our college ministry many years ago, we asked our college students to come up with their mission statement. It was coached in a […]
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A Movement: Of Priest and Temple
Read More: A Movement: Of Priest and Temple…if we…focus too much on the outside, the temple comes crumbling down, for the internal structure cannot hold up the facade shown to the world, and we then dishonor God by our fallen temple.