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Monthly Archives: May 2019
Some thoughts to remedy awe deficiency
Today’s culture suffers from a lack of awe — an awe deficiency. Perhaps we all need to take some time to let the now, wow us with its unnoticed wonder. Analysis minimizes awe. Wonder wallows in it! Without awe life … Continue reading
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Tagged amazement, appreciation, astonishment, awe, Gratitude, mystic, mysticism, quotes, spiritual formation, wonder
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13 war statements that make you think twice . . .
When Jesus said, “Turn the other cheek,” I don’t think He was using it as a punch line. War is the most destructive, painful, brutal, hateful, and costly choice for international relations. When peace is lost, death ravages both sides. … Continue reading
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Tagged antiwar, end war, love your enemies, militarism, nationalism, noncooperation, quotes, turn the other cheek, war, warfare
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What makes America great?
What makes America great? The idea that all people “are created equal . . . with inalienable rights.” The freedom to openly speak out against injustice. And the ability to change laws as more light comes to people. I like … Continue reading
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Tagged American greatness, American history, freedom, greatness, illegal immigration, illegals, immigration, race
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Fresh definitions of some Bible terms about leadership (APEST)
The most moving Christians I’ve met (through their writings) have sought God for themselves as mystics, misfits, reformers, and monks. They have helped inspire me to seek God about the meaning of some Bible terms. Elders are mature Christ-followers, examples … Continue reading
Forget the past or “never forget”? (Memorial Day thoughts)
Too often our memory of the past is selective. Many people want to forget America’s history of racial injustice, but when it comes to Memorial Day they want to “never forget.” I wrote a book about many incredible, yet forgotten, … Continue reading
It’s okay to say some things aren’t okay!
Every thought, feeling, desire, and action isn’t okay. Desire without self-control usually runs amuck. It’s okay to say that some things aren’t okay! We live in a culture where people feel entitled to demand other peoples’ approval of whatever they … Continue reading
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Tagged discernment, ethical, ethical behavior, ethics, immorality, judging, justice, morality, social justice, speak the truth in love, unethical
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Swallow pride, follow Jesus, and be set free inside!
If you’re a Christian, you’re an actual part of the body of Christ. How’s your part doing? Instead of religious observance, perhaps we need to observe and obey the risen Jesus. Biblically, there are no passive, non-functioning members of the … Continue reading
Violence, insults, hostility and an effective alternative
Violence has always been a part of society, even part of much of our entertainment. Perhaps what we enjoy watching is influential. Humans tend to resort to meanness (and even violence) if we have trouble getting what we want by … Continue reading
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Tagged bipartisanship, Gandhi, insults, love chapter, MLK, namecalling, nonviolence, politics, violence
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