Monthly Archives: January 2008
Things Christians Overlook: The Detail of the Bible
This post isn’t as theological as the previous two. Here, I’m simply trying to point out the following idea, namely, that the Bible has a great deal of textual detail that is rich and rewarding to study. In this way, … Continue reading
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Things Christians Overlook: The Ministry of the Spirit in the Believer’s Life is Powerful
This series attempts to touch very briefly on a few things that many Christians overlook in their daily lives. All of these things are points that I have overlooked in my own life. This is not intended to be a … Continue reading
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Things Christians Overlook: The Ministry of the Spirit in the Believer’s Life is Powerful
This series attempts to touch very briefly on a few things that many Christians overlook in their daily lives. All of these things are points that I have overlooked in my own life. This is not intended to be a … Continue reading
Filed under gospel of John, Holy Spirit, Jesus Christ, prayer
Things Christians Overlook: The Ministry of the Spirit in the Believer’s Life is Powerful
This series attempts to touch very briefly on a few things that many Christians overlook in their daily lives. All of these things are points that I have overlooked in my own life. This is not intended to be a … Continue reading
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Things Christians Overlook: The Bible Has a Thesis (Hint: Christ)
I want to do a brief series on some key biblical things that I and other Christians have overlooked and do overlook. Today’s topic is on a pretty simple but incredibly under-recognized idea, that the Bible has a thesis, and … Continue reading
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The Week-est Link, January 25 2008
1. Thanks so much to all the bloggers out there who have linked to consumed. I really appreciate it, and thanks to all who left very kind comments last week about my blog. I was very encouraged as I always … Continue reading
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"There Will Be Blood" Makes Good on Its Promise, and Startles in its Depiction of Evil Manhood
Some of you who read this blog will know that I do not style myself a reviewer of movies. I do not have the credentials to do so, and I seek to avoid presenting myself as an expert regarding things … Continue reading
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The CBMW Website: An Essential Resource in a Gender-Confused Age
I want to encourage you to go to a new resource on the Internet: the CBMW Gender Blog. This site, which debuted just a little while ago, is already one of Technorati’s top-rated blogs. This blog, published by the Council … Continue reading
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A Short List of Important History Biographies: 1-3
In the spirit of the lists posted by historians Sean Lucas and Michael Haykin, I offer my own humble little list of my favorite history biographies. 1. George Marsden, Jonathan Edwards–If you haven’t read this, you are missing out on … Continue reading
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MLK: A Figure of Controversy and Great Importance
Not a long post today, but I think it is right to focus if only for a moment on a holiday on the actual reason for the holiday. I’m not sure why, exactly, but I always feel a bit sheepish … Continue reading
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