Monthly Archives: July 2010

Lordship Salvation, Trinity Reinforcement, & Minkowski Space

Some random thoughts taken from Mark 12: 35-37 As Jesus was teaching in the temple area he said, “How do the scribes claim that the Christ is the son of David? David himself, inspired by the Holy Spirit, said: The … Continue reading

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Hunger in the Gut, Dog food and Gold

Some weeks back I wrote about fire in the gut for Christ, and how it often manifest’s itself in the young. Sadly though, it seems so much of the same hunger in much of the rest of Christian society is … Continue reading

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Busy-ness, Distraction or Zeal, Thoughts on Mary & Martha

My last blog entry was on fire in the gut… and to keep if from becoming a novel, I left off a couple key bits. There is fire in the gut for Christ, and there are disguises of such which … Continue reading

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Scripture Alone…. too literally

The study of scripture alone apart from the assembly of the believers and the Sacraments can lead to a pietistic shift. Without great care, the focus can shift from Christ to the Christian, from His holy life to our holy … Continue reading

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7 Rants and 3 suggestions on Church Website Design

1. Churches often no longer take out ads in the newspaper, or the yellow pages, as they can use the web for free or little cost…so why dont they publish the times of their services, AND keep them up to … Continue reading

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Fire in the Gut

I picked the following up off a comment off of James Madrid’s blog and thought it pretty cool… The command is “Go.”We cannot wait for the world that needs Christ to come to our door. Letting opportunities where we can … Continue reading

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Prooftexting – Interesting Quote from Rich Mullins

It starts off so beautifully and then at the end of that Psalm, the last verse of that Psalm is “How very blessed is the man who dashes the little one’s heads against the rocks.” This is not the sort … Continue reading

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