“Shall I, for fear of feeble man, the Spirit’s course in me restrain? Or, undismayed in deed and word, be a true witness of my Lord?” From the Moravian Daily Texts In my years as a golf professional, working at a facility that does not take tee times, I have learned to prepare for the […]
Bartimaeus, possession is nine tenths of our demise. Fooled by allure, we think possession conveys who we are. How is it we think our possessions give us status and image, a pride in attaining the first nine compelling us to want the last tenth? The truth is one tenth is enough, an abundance in God’s
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Somewhere in the lexicon of Christian thought, the idea of tolerance crept in to suggest this was the whole and final conclusion one should draw from Christ’s teaching. I think the idea has seeped into our collective conscious from a culture clamoring only for a surface understanding. To believe this as the whole of Christ’s
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(Note to reader: Chronos is the Greek word for chronological time. Kairos is the Greek word meaning seasonal time, i.e. God’s time as when Christ entered into our time and brought about a season of salvation and redemption. The following describes a meeting between the two.) Hello, Chronos. Kairos, why have you come? I have
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