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Category Archives: Theology
Sunday’s Sermon Today: Be the Attitude – Making Change (Acts 8:26-39)
“Don’t believe everything you think.” Those were the words of a Facebook post a few weeks ago. I am not really much for skimming Facebook … unless I happen to be stuck in line somewhere! But this particular post caught … Continue reading
Sunday’s Sermon Today: What Comes Next (Blandford Final)
Eight years is a long time. When we arrived at Blandford, one of our sons was barely one year old and the other … didn’t even exist yet. I had no silver in the temples. But when I stood up here … Continue reading
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The Bible Says What? The Best Pep Talk Ever #14
Is Joshua 1 the best pep talk ever? It might be. I can almost imagine Joshua and his best men, his right hands, his lieutenants who he is counting on to aid him in taking on this mammoth responsibility of … Continue reading
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Sunday’s Sermon Today: Self-Climate Controlled (Fruits of the Spirit)
Noah Spence was on top of the world. As a linebacker for Ohio State University, he was a big man on campus and a sure-fire NFL talent. He came from a good home, cared about his schoolwork, and did what … Continue reading
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Sunday’s Sermon Today: Are You Meek Enough? (Fruits of the Spirit)
The writing assignment for the week was to develop a persuasive argument. My students were immediately bubbling over with excitement. Rather than writing about a descriptive tour of their own homes or the story about who they wanted to be … Continue reading
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The Bible Says What? Saved By Grace… in the OT (Deut. 7-12) #13
The Bible is full of verses to inspire and challenge, but some leave me shaking my head. I can see the complete arc of humanity’s story spread over the course of Genesis to Revelation, but one of the subjects that … Continue reading
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Sunday’s Sermon Today: Faith Takes Practice (Fruits of the Spirit)
My Facebook feed is littered with quizzes you can take to determine various levels of expertise, like… How much do you love your dog? How big of a fan of Star Wars are you? How many of the state capitols can … Continue reading
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Sunday’s Sermon Today: Good Enough? (Fruits of the Spirit)
In six days, Genesis depicts how God created everything – and saw that it was good. But a few chapters into the story of God’s people, they have chosen sin over and over again. They are no longer defined by … Continue reading
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Sunday’s Sermon Today: Kindness Is Not A Character Flaw (Fruits of the Spirit)
In Paraguay, there is a town seated on top of a landfill. Every day, fifteen hundred tons of solid waste are dumped where people live. The families there are supported by the work their parents and older siblings do recycling. As … Continue reading
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Sunday’s Sermon Today: Is Your Impatience Blooming? (Fruits of the Spirit)
Hello, my name is Jacob and I am impatient. I hate lines. I hate waiting. And my constant focus on what needs done mixes with those ‘hates’ in a way that make me self-centered and self-focused. But no one notices … Continue reading
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