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Praises and Prayer Requests
My friend Sara who had the corneal transplant is doing great. She’s back to work with full vision. Praise the Lord! This weekend I had the opportunity to witness a Dare 2 Share conference. Seeing teens get fired up about … Continue reading
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Thinking about the ‘God of all comfort”
This morning I awoke and when I checked my email I had a sad update from a friend sharing that her 10.5 week ultrasound showed no more baby. How heartbreaking!
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Tagged 2 Corinthians, baby, Bible, children, christianity, comfort, God, God of all comfort, grief, Holy Spirit, life, loss, miscarriage, pain, Prayer, Pregnancy, sorrow
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Friday morning thoughts
So I learned from Thomas Nelson Publishers yesterday that Sarah Young will have a new book (Jesus Today) out soon, presumably written in the same inappropriate style as her other books have been. Please, do yourself a favor and don’t … Continue reading
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Tagged 2 Kings, be still, be still and know that I am God, Bible, Christian, christianity, contemplative practices, contemplative prayer, context, Dead Pastors Society, Elijah, hearing voices, James Murphy, Jesus Calling, Jesus Today, John Downey, Psalm 46, religion, Religion and Spirituality, Rick Warren, Sarah Young, Thomas Nelson, voices from God
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Storms
We’ve had a crazy heat wave in the Washington, D.C. area this week and last night some very powerful storms left many without power. I am blessed to still have power, but I know many are not so lucky. Heat … Continue reading
Pastor Gilley: Differences between Contemplative Prayer and Biblical Prayer
This may be the best explanation of the differences between contemplative prayer (one of the “disciplines” of spiritual formation) and biblical prayer I’ve read. It isn’t brief, but it is well worth the read. (from Pastor Gary Gilley at Southern … Continue reading
Context, context, context.
Context is key in everything. It can be awkward to join a conversation in the middle. Often things are confusing, hilarious or even inappropriate sounding when you’re missing the rest of the information. Reading the Bible is no exception. In … Continue reading
