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Monthly Archives: August 2021
What Does God Think of You?
Louie Zamperini was a Lieutenant in the Army Air Corps in the Second World War, serving as a bombardier when his plane was badly damaged by Japanese anti-aircraft fire. The plane made it back to base but was no longer … Continue reading
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Tagged How we think of God, Louie Zamperini, Prodigal Son
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Are We There Yet?
Posted in Bible, Spiritual life
Tagged 2 Samuel 2, How to define succesd, Waiting on God
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God, People, and Schrödinger’s Cat: Our Role in it All
A friend recently said to me something like this: “If this is all there is [to a recent set of events], then it was all for nothing.” She went on to say that nothing good came of it. When it … Continue reading
Asking Questions of John 3: What Does Jesus Mean by “Be Born Again?”
What on earth does Jesus mean when he talks about being born again? The answer to that question needs to be clearly grasped, and so merits study and careful thought. For now, let me say this: to be born again … Continue reading
Asking Questions of John 3: Why Did Jesus Interrupt?
We are asking questions of John 3. Here is one: Why does Jesus abruptly change the subject and talk to Nicodemus about the necessity of being born again and about the kingdom of God? So here’s the picture: Nicodemus is … Continue reading
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Tagged John 3, kingdom of God, Nicodemus, what does it mean to be born again?
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The Original “Nick at Night”: Asking Questions of John 3
In John 3, a man named Nicodemus comes to see Jesus. Nicodemus is a mid-level celebrity in ancient Israel, a respected scholar and prominent national leader. As far as we can tell, he’s a stand-up kind of guy. He’s got … Continue reading
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Tagged John 3, Light and darkness in the Gospewl of John, Nicodemus
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How to Seek the Kingdom
…if we don’t give priority to seeking his kingdom, we’ll never find it. “Seek second the kingdom and his righteousness” and you’ll be wasting your time. But that’s the way God intended it. The half-hearted, the religious dabbler, the spiritual dilettante never see the kingdom. “The kingdom of heaven,” Jesus once said, “is like a treasure hidden in a field.” Any number of people can pass right by it and never know it’s there. It is the one who hungers and thirsts for righteousness that is filled, not the one who nibbles at it. It is “he who seeks [who] finds,” not he who daydreams. Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Christianity, Sermons, Spiritual life
Tagged How to seek the kingdom, kingdom of God, Matthew 6:33
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Is Marriage on the Way Out?
My son the youth pastor asked me this week if I thought that marriage was on the way out. He wondered, he said, because cohabitation is now widely accepted and many people who do get married don’t stay married for … Continue reading
You Can Take “It” With You
I have often heard people say, usually in an appeal to evangelize, “The only thing you can take with you to heaven is another soul.” But that is not quite true. You can take a bigger soul with you – … Continue reading
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Tagged reward in heaven, Sermon on the Mount, Treasure on earth
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You Can’t Measure Success While the Game Is Still Being Played
We play a game at our house called Ticket To Ride. The game is played on a board where railroad routes are outlined to cities all over the country. Each player draws three route cards worth varying numbers of points, … Continue reading