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Author Archives: Jason
My Preaching Partner
Had the opportunity to share the stage recently with Joshua, who is interning with us this summer. It’s been such a joy to watch him grow in his ability and to see him sharing his heart so effectively with our … Continue reading
Posted in Another Man, Church, Discipleship, Faith, Family, Kids, Preaching
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Sheep
Our friends own some sheep and they invited us out to spend some time feeding them this afternoon. If you’ve never had the chance to do this, you should really try it. It’s such a great way to decompress from … Continue reading
Posted in Blessings, General, Huntsville
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She Seeks Goodness and Joy
Today our family celebrates a special day in the life of a special person. Happy birthday, Sunny! This is what I wrote about Sunny for her birthday last year: She pursues goodness and exudes quiet strength. In her love, she … Continue reading
Posted in Blessings, Family, Sunny
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Daniel Taylor, The Skeptical Believer
In his book, The Skeptical Believer, Daniel Taylor offers these compass points for believers wrestling with doubt. First, I remind myself that I have been invited not into an argument but into a story. Second, I recall that this story … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Devotional, Faith, God, Gospel, Missiology, Theology
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