[serialposts]Historically, Luke has been symbolized by a winged ox or bull. It’s a figure of sacrifice, service and strength. These are the three qualities about Luke the New Testament writer that stand out the most as I try to imagine what his life would have been...
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Some of us obtain success rather quickly. We’ve just been accepted to the college our dreams, we've gotten the job of our dreams, we're making awesome money, we have awesome friends, and/or our churches are GREAT while they are preaching the word earnestly and serving...
conflicts can get ugly; watch how you enter
I've noticed in my life that sometimes I don't enter conflicts well. Even if I have good intentions, many times I enter conflict primarily to elevate my pain or hurt without acknowledging the other person's pain or hurt. What about you? I don't think we do this on...
are you gregory?
In this season of Advent we are reminded of what it means to wait for something special. We generally reflect upon the first coming of our Lord Jesus Christ and how the ancient Jewish people waited for their messiah. We also consider the second coming of our Lord...
how we really know those who don’t really know
Just a thought. . . I've been thinking about what it means to know and if I'm...
stand firm. be immovable.
How often do we juggle the world’s (or our culture’s) way and Christ’s way?...
[video] defining thankfulness
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fa9VS13khLo&w=590]...
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