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Monthly Archives: June 2013
Freedom is impossible without limits
In our delusional effort to escape life under authority, we’ve rejected limitations and boundaries – preferring self-rule over submission to divine authority. Our irrational bid for autonomy has produced a kind of bondage to corruption that could become the destruction of our existence. Continue reading
Posted in Accountability, Culture, Culture of Honor, Democracy, First Amendment, Freedom, Gay Marriage?, Honor, Liberal, Politics
Tagged Freedom, Gay marriage, Immigration, Law
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Silence and solitude needed
The practices of silence, solitude and secrecy are indispensable parts of spiritual transformation. But quietness seems to be an endangered quality. In a media saturated culture (dominated by technology), these disciplines seem to be increasingly at risk. Continue reading
Posted in Anxiety, Assurance, Blessed by God, Change, Christian life, Communication, Culture, Facebook, Glorify God, Joy, Mind, Mind Renewal, Personal devotions, Quiet Time, Restoration, Seeking God, Silence, Singles, Social Networking, Social Networks, Spiritual Detox, Spiritual disciplines, Spiritual growth, Spiritual inventory, Spiritual transformation, Technology, Twitter, Walking with God, Wisdom, Worship
Tagged Alone, Facebook, Silence, Solitude, spiritual growth, Spiritual transformation, Technology
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Did Jesus welcome unrepentant sinners?
“Jesus first welcomed and received unrepentant sinners” before saying, “Go and sin no more.” The word “unrepentant” is what concerns me. Continue reading
Posted in Breaking News, Christian worldview, Democracy, Democrats, Freedom, Gay, Gay Marriage?, Gospel, Gospel-centered, Homosexual lifestyle, Homosexuality, Jesus Christ, Judging others, Love, Political Correctness, Politics, Radical love, Republican, Same-sex, Sexual orientation, Sexual Preference, Sexuality, Tolerance, Wisdom
Tagged Gay marriage, Gay Rights, Homosexual, Sexual preference, Supreme Court
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Start memorizing Scripture today: A Gift Offer
I’m grateful for all the Scripture I was required to memorize in my training for ministry. Before I started the training i was challenged by an old carpenter (not Jesus) to memorize Scripture. I was only 19 and had just … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Wisdom
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Justice Antonin Scalia’s dissent
In his dissent to the Court’s decision to strike down the Defense of Marriage Act, Justice Antonin Scalia spoke necessary words of correction and warning, “Few public controversies touch an institution so central to the lives of so many, and … Continue reading
Supreme Court Decisions
There was nothing too surprising about the decisions of the Supreme Court. In March 2013, when the Court began to hear cases regarding marriage, I suggested that they would either postpone or dismiss them. But the court, by a 5-4 majority, … Continue reading
Posted in Citizenship, Courts, Gay, Gay Marriage?, Homosexual lifestyle, Homosexuality, Same-sex, Supreme Court, Wisdom
Tagged Gay marriage, Same-sex, Supreme Court
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A new radical needed
I think we need more emphasis on the glory of ordinary lives for Christ. Perhaps it could become the new radical. All the emphasis we hear on being radical has given many people the feeling that ordinary is either boring … Continue reading
Posted in Dads, Family life, Fathers, God's Will, Greatness, Marriage, Mothers, Parenting, Parenting teens, Pastors
Tagged normal christianity
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Bitterness – a self-justifying emotional drug
There are good reasons for the Scripture that says, “Look after each other so that none of you fails to receive the grace of God. Watch out that no poisonous root of bitterness grows up to trouble you, corrupting many” … Continue reading
Learning from the Amish
Much of the rest of the world watched in astonishment and incredulity. Anger and revenge just seemed more natural, if not, appropriate. The Amish, however, knew something that we should all learn. Continue reading
Posted in Amish, Anger, Bitterness, Capital Punishment, Forgiveness, Government, Peace, Wisdom
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What do we know about satan?
They may say the devil has never lived, They may say the devil is gone; But simple people would like to know Who carries the business on? Continue reading