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Tag Archives: suffering
Should the elders anoint the sick with oil, and pray for them?
Yes. The Bible says so. James encourages the saints this way, “Is anyone among you suffering? Let him pray. Is anyone cheerful? Let him sing psalms. Is anyone among you sick? Let him call for the elders of the church, … Continue reading
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A Time for Everything
It’s not been an easy few years. No mask can hide it, no needle inoculate us from it. In addition to health woes we’ve had years of political upheaval and rancor, riots in our streets. Inflation is informing us that … Continue reading
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Sacred Marriage, Welcome Back.
Lisa joins me as we talk about God’s faithfulness and grace and what we’ve been through the past few months. We talk as well about God’s ongoing kindness to us through His people, through gofundme, which you can visit and … Continue reading
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Curating Books- Facing the Mountain
Today’s Jesus Changes Everything Podcast
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Psalm 7; Shorter Catechism 93
Today’s Jesus Changes Everything Podcast
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Why is Big Eva so loose?
Because that’s what the boys like. Big Eva does not match the world’s standard of desirability. Her hair is a hot mess; she’s kind of flabby and her voice can be incredibly grating. She realizes that her only hope of … Continue reading
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How are you doing?
I have been caught between a desire to be open about hardships we are going through and the desire to not do too much in the midst of the hardships. (My hope is that daily posts and podcasts will resume … Continue reading
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Risk and Vulnerability
“It is one thing to confess that you’re a sinner; it is another thing altogether to confess your sins…People love it when preachers or Christian leaders say they are fallen just like the rest of us, until that preacher or … Continue reading
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Forever Friend, Randy Winton; Appeal; Peace in the Valley
Today’s Jesus Changes Everything Podcast
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And It Came To Pass
I was not, as a kid, a particularly gifted athlete. I enjoyed sports, however, and so my hours were determined by the seasons: football, basketball, baseball. I realized early on that my gifts were limited, while my desire to compete … Continue reading