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Monthly Archives: May 2010
Stewardship of the Articulating Truss
There was this amazing articulating truss…filled with lights, and then on command, the motion controllers would change if from a horizontal beam of stage lights to this incredible beautiful cross. An amazing piece of art made of winches, super genie … Continue reading
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Credit and Debit Atonement
Credit and Debit atonement seems to run rampant in todays Christianity and as the author indicates, it also permeates many devotional texts. I found the following an excellent rebuke of such, and have copied some individual paragraphs. To many Christians, … Continue reading
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Unity in Christ via the Pew
In todays Gospel lesson*, we hear of Jesus prayer for unity… and for many within the body of Christ, they blow it off as unobtainium. I pretty much agree, it is unobtainium… but I vehemiently disagree when it comes to … Continue reading
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Is the fear of Enabling a way for us to Feel Better about Blowing off Jesus
Should our fear of enabling allow us to blow off Jesus with a clear conscience? Most certainly, some of the hungry, the thirsty, the homeless, the clothingless, the sick, and those in prison are in the state they are in … Continue reading
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Engineers, MBAs, Managers, and the Church
In the engineering profession, its not uncommon for engineers to have an intense technical focus… often times to the exclusion of nearly everything else. A coder friend of mine once said the length of his lawn was proportional to the … Continue reading
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