With all the insanity going on recently, I received some encouragement from some friends. I post it here so that I remember it. “When I put my whole life in His hands, I do not erase the possibility of doubt. I simply refuse to accept it as real.” (Skip Moen) I love this! It’s like…
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I just had to post this. Obviously, I regularly read Dr. Skip Moen’s blog, and I feel that he brings many things to light that many people, especially traditional Christians, don’t know about because we can’t read God’s Word in its original language (I am thinking I need to learn Hebrew, though). There was a…
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If you’re happy in your view of life, love, God, and salvation, you might want to stop reading now. I’ve been reading a book called Pagan Christianity (Frank Viola and George Barna) and it’s all about the origins of the church and our traditional church service. One thing I found out in the mini-history of the…
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Leviticus 7 This chapter talks about fellowship/peace offerings. It says that all meats or baked grains that are brought must be eaten that day (apart from the ones that are given to the priests). It struck me that perhaps this was a way to encourage community and fellowship among the Israelites. Considering that some people…
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God is always faithful. He is. Even when we don’t see it, He is. (aside: for an interesting article on the difference between Greek seeing and Hebrew hearing, read this.) I’m not always the best example of remembering this, but I was reading an update from a woman who was miraculously healed, recently moved, and…
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I posted on SkipMoen.com’s site a couple days back about a frustration that I always felt like I was just soaking up information and not actually doing anything with it. From that I learned a couple of things: 1. Dr. Moen said “The rate of movement is not nearly as important as the direction.” LOVE…
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