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Tag Archives: America
December 12 – Dare We Open The Door?
Hosea 9-11 Revelation 3 “You say, ‘I am rich, and I have become wealthy and do not need anything.’ But you do not know that you are really miserable, pitiful, poor, blind, and naked. I advise you to buy from … Continue reading
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October 27 – When Prison is On Your Resumé
Jeremiah 12-14 2 Timothy 1 “I was chosen to tell that Good News and to be an apostle and a teacher. I am suffering now because I tell the Good News, but I am not ashamed, because I know Jesus, … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexander, America, apostate, apostle, chosen, crime, Ephesus, faith in God, good news, Jesus, job application, judge the world, know Jesus, not ashamed, outlaw Christianity, Paul, prison, protect, resume, Roman prison, secret agents, shame, sleeper cells, sued, suffering, teacher, Timothy, true to the gospel, trusted
December 4 – When the Eyes of Our Hearts Are Opened
Ephesians 1; Ezekiel 4-5; Psalm 150 Movies and books turn on those major “Aha” moment when the main character realizes they need to take action to deal with a problem. Luke Skywalker’s came when, while searching for a droid he … Continue reading
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Tagged Aha moment, America, Ben Kenobi, change, Christian, Church, committed to Jesus, cultural Christian, depth, droids, Empire, endure, Ephesians, Ephesus, eyes of your heart, going with the flow, grace of god, Harry Potter, hope, inheritance, Luke Skywalker, magical blood, not perfect, opened, path of discovery, Paul, Power, prayer, rebellion, stength in life, take action, the beginning not the end, transforms, victorious, wizards
October 9 – Amazing Reactions
Revelation 9; Nehemiah 12; Psalm 104:1-23 One of the character tropes that stories like to use tells of a character who’s a plain, ordinary, everyday person who’s plodding through life until that one day when something sets him on the … Continue reading
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Tagged America, anti-hero, bronze, changed, changed by events, character tropes, Christians, Conquest, continuous pain, cursing God, dead were lucky, Death, demons, did not repent, disaster, encouragement, famine, fire, gold, hell of destruction, hero, idols, Jesus, Jesus Christ, John, judgment from God, Justice, love, love of God, magic, murder, persecution, plagues, plodding through life, presence of god, repent, Revelation of Jesus, save the world, scorpions, sexual immorality, show grace, show love, silver, smoke, sulfur, theft, vengeance, War
April 13 – Responding to the Powers That Be
Acts 4:1-22; Deuteronomy 19-20; Job 13 The phrase “speaking truth to power” has almost become a cliché these days. Sometimes you hear people in power say terrible things and they proclaim that all they are doing is that speaking truth … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexander Solzhenitsyn, America, Blasphemy, Caiaphas, care for the poor, Church, disciples, empty grave, feed the hungry, four walls of the church, freedom of religion, freedom of worship, freedoms, God, gulags, hypocrites, insurrection, Israel, Jesus, Jesus crucified, Jews, John, kangaroo court, messiah, obey God not men, orphans, Pentecost, Peter, prisoners, proclaim gospel in words and deeds, rebellion, religious leaders, resurrection, Roman authorities, Russia, Sanhedrin, seen and heard, sick, single mothers, speak truth to power, Sunday, suppress truth, The Gulag Archipeligo, widows
April 8 – Changing the World
Matthew 28; Deuteronomy 9-10; Job 8 Earlier this week, Americans observed the 100th anniversary of the beginning of our involvement in World War I. The war began when the Archduke Ferdinand was assassinated in 1914, setting off a chain of … Continue reading
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Tagged 1914, 9/11/01, alliances, America, angels, Archduke Ferdinand, buried, Christian Church, crucified, dead, disciples, grief, He is not here, He is risen, isolationist, Jesus, Jewish leaders, resurrection, Roman Empire, sleeping guards, United States, upside down, world changing, world leader, World War I
February 22 – When Temptation Comes
Matthew 4; Exodus 25-27; Proverbs 12 Temptation rarely shows up saying “Hey, I want you to do something you know is wrong and you’ll regret for the rest of your life.” Usually temptation shows up wooing us into doing something … Continue reading
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Tagged America, Andrew Young, Away from me Satan, black leaers, Civil Rights, fasting, financial temptations, God's way, God's work, godly goals, guerilla warfare, Jesus, Kingdom of God, Lord over all, non-violent, physical needs, racism, respond to violence, Satan, sexual temptations, spectacular, temptation, ungodly means, wooing us
February 13 – Gadflies
Hebrews 9:23-10:18; Exodus 9:1-10:29; Proverbs 3 The world needs gadflies. No, not those annoying horsefly types; the world needs the gadflies on society that continually provoke and annoy the authorities so that they consider other points of view. Socrates was … Continue reading
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