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Too Much Study, Not Enough Learning
Christians come in all shapes, sizes, and maturity levels, and the more honest we are, the more fun we are to be with, even if what we’re saying or working through is painful. The other day, someone told me: “I’m … Continue reading
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Tagged Bible, Christian, driven, purpose, study
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Is Following Jesus Easy?
Following Jesus — while it is truly the only way to find peace and contentment on this contentious planet of ours — is not easy, and while many Christians try to convince themselves that they’re on the narrow road of … Continue reading
Posted in Art, blogging, Christian, Culture, Current Events, Daily Life, Faith, Family, fine art, home, inspirational, Life, Lifestyle, painting, religion, simple living
Tagged BeliefNet, Christian, church, Jesus, misfit
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How Narrow Is Your Christian Road?
In our church days, when I sat in an interlocking chair, stared ahead at the big white screen, and sang words that flashed by, I used to wonder, vaguely, if God was calling me to do something, and I wasn’t … Continue reading
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Tagged calling, Christian, church, God, ministry
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Worshiping God, Outside of the Group
If you’re a Christian, and you’ve attended church, then you probably recognize the term: “Worship Service.” This is the time, just after the announcements and immediately before the sermon, when the congregation corporately sings — from the hymnal or off the … Continue reading
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Tagged Christianity, church, sing, Steve Henderson, worship
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Facebook Fear, Fueled by Christians
This last week on Facebook was one of general fear, anxiety, panic and despair, not so much because everyone was in and out of relationships, or because Lucky Slots wasn’t doing well, but because too many Christians are preparing for the … Continue reading
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Tagged Christian, Facebook, fear, Muslim, Steve Henderson
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Christian Meditation
Meditation is one of those words with multiple meanings, and some Christians are frightened by the concept because they think that meditating involves emptying their minds completely and allowing outside spiritual forces to fill the vacuum. (Interestingly, this is a good description … Continue reading
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Tagged Bible, Christian, meditation, mind, Queen Anne's Lace
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Left Behind: Is It Obligatory to Attend this Movie?
Well, here we go again. It’s not that long ago that Christians were urged to see the movie Noah, starring Russell Crowe and produced by atheist director Darren Aronofsky, who described his cinematic efforts in a March 24, 2014, Washington Times article as “the … Continue reading
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Tagged Left Behind, movie, Nicholas Cage, Vic Armstrong, Willie Robertson
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Why Are Christians Panicking?
Like various government, corporate, and financial agencies, I scroll through Facebook to get an idea of how the populace is thinking, and the other day someone posted a video clip of Air Force Lt. General McInerney — somber, serious, and very … Continue reading
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Tagged Air Force Lt. General McInerney, Christian, Facebook, fear, Fox, news
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Christians: Here Are Three Sentences That Really Help People
Words are powerful, but not in the way prosperity preachers or New Age advocates claim. While words themselves do not convey any ability to create reality, simply because we utter them (e.g., “I CLAIM this blessing!”), they affect those around us because … Continue reading
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