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Category Archives: God’s Will
Is God’s will revealed on all matters?
Should we seek God’s will in circumstantial signs, open doors, inner impressions, and feeling called by God? Continue reading
Push the cow off the cliff
Sometimes our dependency on something small and limited is the biggest obstacle to our growth. Continue reading
We Serve No Sovereign Here?
The concept of lordship invested in one individual is repugnant to the American tradition, yet this is the boldness of the claim of the New Testament for Jesus. Continue reading
Posted in Abuse, Addiction, Anthropology, Atheism, Atheists, attitudes of unity, Authority, Behavior, Belief, Blaming religion, Change, Christian life, Christian worldview, Christianity, Christology, Church Leadership, Citizenship, Civil Disobedience, Community, Conflict, Culture, Culture of Honor, Democracy, Democrats, Discipleship, Drug addiction, Encouragement, Equal Rights, Equality, Evil in the world, Fear of religion, First Amendment, Freedom, God, God's power, God's Protection, God's Will, Good Wars, Government, Guidelines for living, Gun Control, Hate speech, Hope?, Human depravity, Human dignity, Humanism, Immigration, Independents, Just War, Justice, Kingdom, Law, Liberal, Memorial Day, Military, MSNBC, Partisanship, Peace, Political Correctness, Politics, Popular vote, Prison, Prison Ministry, Religion, Religion and violence, Republican, Separation of Church and State, Social work, socialism, sociology
Tagged Attitude, authority, Behavior, Blaming religion, Christian worldview, Christianity, Conceit, Culture, David B. Hart, Democracy, Democrats, Equal rights, Equality, Ethics, Fear of religion, First Amendment, Freedom, Freedom in America, Glorify God, Government, In Christ, Jesus Christ, Kingdom, Liberty, Meaning of life, Morality, Narcissism, no sovereign here, Politics, Progressive?, Religion-not the answer, Republican, Self-determination, Selfishness, Separation of Church and State, Sovereignty, This entry was posted in Addiction, Wisdom and tagged David B. Hart
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Victory over bitterness and despair
Joseph’s story teaches us how to protect our hearts from the poison of bitterness and the prison of despair. Continue reading
Posted in Bitterness, Despair, feeling hopeless, God's control, God's Heart, God's Love, God's power, God's Will, Hope?, Joseph's story, Mad at God, Questioning God, Seeing God, Seeking God, Walking with God
Tagged bitterness, Despair, Forgiveness, Joseph, life of Joseph, Story of Joseph, Suffering, Trials
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Top 12 posts
Top twelve posts in 16 years! Continue reading
Posted in Blog, Bloggers, Blogroll, Forgiveness, God's Will, Love, Postmodern, Repentance, Spirit filled
Tagged Blog, Forgiveness, God's will, Love, Postmodern, Repentance, Spirit filled, violence in the world
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Wisdom for trials and suffering
“He knows the way he takes,” even if for the moment we do not. Perhaps God is preparing us for forms of service of which at present we have no inkling. Continue reading
Posted in Blessed by God, discouraged, Discouragement, God's control, God's Heart, God's Love, God's power, God's Protection, God's Will, Loss, Questioning God, Seeking God, Suffering, Trials, Walking with God, Will of God, Wisdom
Tagged feeling discouraged, loss of hope, suffering and god, Suffering for Christ, Trials of Job, Trials of life, what to do when discouraged
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He is jealous for me
Nobody would imagine a Jealous God. But we are not making up an idea of God by drawing on our imagination. Continue reading
Salvation is eternally secure
The stability and effectiveness of both our walk with God and our service for Him is directly related to our understanding of the salvation He has given to us. Continue reading
The Almighty has terrified me
Trusting in the goodness of God’s providential hand even when I can’t see it. Continue reading
God of the vulnerable
To the Lord your God belong the heavens, even the highest heavens, the earth and everything in it….He defends the cause of the fatherless and the widow, and loves the foreigner residing among you, giving them food and clothing. Continue reading
Posted in Abortion, Abuse, Adoption, Child Abuse, Childhood trauma, God, God's Heart, God's Love, God's power, God's Protection, God's Will, Image of God, Orphans, Seeking God, Study of God, Walking with God, Will of God
Tagged god's compassion, God's mercy, God's Love, Mercy, True God
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