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Salt and Light?
“Why do ‘born-again’ people so often make you wish they’d never been born the first time? ~Katherine Whitehorn, British Journalist, The Observer, May 20, 1979 As a grad student, I wrote a research paper about the impact the Sermon … Continue reading
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Live The Pain
Here’s an old write up I found from a couple years ago about a group of people who used to meet once a week at a local restaurant in Marysville. I wrote this one evening after attending one of … Continue reading
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Self-Fulfilling Prophecy
Self-fulfilling prophecy–”a prediction that directly or indirectly causes itself to become true, by the very terms of the prophecy itself.” A woman told me a story about a time when she and her husband were on vacation. They were … Continue reading
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Emotions – Good or Bad
“It’s not wrong to feel afraid, it is most unfortunate to live in fear of something that doesn’t exist” ~Gary Smalley During my high school years, I became convinced of the theology that “fear” is the opposite of “faith.” … Continue reading
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The Self-Looking Glass Image
The Self-Looking Glass Image states that we view ourselves the way we think other people view us. This is an interesting concept in social psychology. Let’s say I walk onto a stage to play a drum solo in front … Continue reading
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The Perfect Gift of Imperfection
Have you ever shown up to a birthday party without a gift? It can be extremely embarrassing, especially when the party is for a child who is bold enough to ask you in front of everyone, “What’d you bring … Continue reading
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Blame it on the Scape Goat–Part 2 (reprint from Matt’s myspace)
As Christians we mustn’t lose sight of the cross. Some liberal theologians and non-Christian scholars have all but removed the cross from their doctrine, resulting in a philosophy of religion that falls far outside the pale of authentic Christianity. … Continue reading
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Blame it on the Scape Goat–Part 1 (reprint from Matt’s myspace)
“Jesus died on the cross for my sins.” Why the cross? Why death? Why God’s only Son (whom we believe to be God himself)? Trying to make light of the cross has been a task on the forefront of … Continue reading
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What Makes You Tick?
“What makes you tick?” - I heard somebody use this phrase the other day. It’s a funny little phrase. Isn’t it? It makes us sound like a bunch of stupid little alarm clocks walking around on two legs. For … Continue reading
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The Cross for our Enemies
I love to read the writings of the great German theologian, Dietrich Bonhoeffer. The following is a quote from A Testament to Freedom (285): ”Don’t believe that you know on your own how to get along with people, or … Continue reading
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