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In the early 1900’s, an ad was run in the paper that stated: “Men wanted for hazardous journey. Low wages, bitter cold, […]
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In the early 1900’s, an ad was run in the paper that stated: “Men wanted for hazardous journey. Low wages, bitter cold, […]
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“How precious are your thoughts about me,O God. They cannot be numbered! I can’t even count them; they outnumber the grains of
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Templates are important. New experiences are often stressful and tiring, mainly because we are doing the hard work of creating a template.
Resumes are a catalogue of our strengths. We put our best foot forward. Weakness is nowhere to be found on one of
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Strength is the American ideal. The statue connected to this post is called the “Self Made Man.” He is chiseling himself out
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Common grace is a concept that underpins God’s universal kidness towards all of creation. Common grace is a theological term that refers
Common Grace: Understanding God’s Universal Goodness Read More »
Two words—HELP ME. These words are no stranger to these lips. They are the words heard by the Domino’s delivery man on
The concept of communicatio idiomatum, or the communication of attributes, speaks to the profound union of divinity and humanity in Christ. This
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The Christmas story is filled with all kinds of unlikely, unexpected twists and turns. The sleepy town of Bethlehem, a teenage virgin,
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I cannot think of one time in the last 16 years of parenting where I have thought: “Oh man I am absolutely
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Richard Beck, psychology and theology professor at Abilene Christian University wrote a helpful blog post on the mundane nature of following Christ.
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Jurgen Moltmann once said that the cross is “God’s protest against the misuse of his name.” We may envision God in many
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Gerhard Forde defines sanctification (progression in holiness) as the “art of getting used to justification (the state of being righteous before God
Getting Used to Grace Read More »
I suffer from gospel amnesia. I forget repeatedly what Christ has done for me. I stray from him. I doubt his kindness.
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The Lord’s Prayer is concerned with the daily. The petition for “daily bread” implies that the other requests are also daily in
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We have looked at daily bread, trouble, joy and mercy. These four things concern the vertical relationship between God and ourselves. This
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I heard this verse a billion times growing up and yet never heard it once. “This is the day the Lord has
In the last post we talked about our daily trouble. This post is a fitting sequel. Though daily trouble is certain so
Anxiety is a pervasive problem according to the testimony of Scripture. In Matthew 6 Jesus probes the issue. Birds, grass, and flowers
Work dominates the first two chapters of the Bible. The first sentences of Scripture introduce us to a God at work. Soon
Food is intended to anchor our thoughts in a few essential things. First off it reminds us that we are creatures. We
Lately, I have been thinking about living the day to day and doing it well. I am good at allowing the day
In Genesis 1:1 we are introduced to the Creator. In Genesis 1:2 we are introduced to the Conqueror. This verse tells of
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In Genesis 1-2 we encounter three types of creative activity. God creates out of nothing. God creates out of something. And finally,
Creation by Transformation Read More »
In the last post we discussed God’s ability to create out of nothing. In the creation account we learn that this is
Creation out of Something Read More »