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Author Archives: Jason
January Media Review
If you spend any amount of time reading this blog, you know how much I enjoy books, music, movies, etc. For my fellow pop culture enthusiasts, I thought I’d start a monthly review of some of the best things I’m … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Discipleship, Jesus, Movies, Music, The Jesus Creed
Tagged Scot McKnight, The Social Network, True Grit
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The Rave Project
Dr. Nancy Nason-Clark believes there is a “holy hush” in most religious communities regarding domestic violence. Consider this: The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report that nearly 5.3 million incidents of interpersonal violence occur each year among United States … Continue reading
Posted in God, Gospel, Ministry, Social Issues
Tagged Domestic Violence, The Rave Project
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Kingdom Values: Hospitable Speech
In addition to my ongoing series on The Sermon on the Mount, I’ve decided to begin writing (in no particular order) about the values and principles that usher in the Kingdom reign of God. I’m not claiming to be an … Continue reading
Posted in Disappointment, Faith, God, Kingdom Values, Love God, Love Others, Scripture, The Jesus Creed, Theology
Tagged Gov. Robert Bentley, Hospitality
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January Link Love
It’s been a while since I’ve done an “around-the-horn” link post. Lots going on in the lives of my friends that I encourage you to check out. Such as: My friend Lane has written a great blog entry entitled “Course … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Missiology, Politics, Social Issues, Sunny, Tara
Tagged Jeremiah 29, Kingdom Politics, Photography
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The Sermon on the Mount 23
14 For if you forgive other people when they sin against you, your heavenly Father will also forgive you. 15 But if you do not forgive others their sins, your Father will not forgive your sins. — Matthew 6:14-15 On … Continue reading
Decommitted
Tonight on ESPN, the “bottom line” scrolled across with details about various college football prospects and their commitments to play for NCAA schools. With National Signing Day looming in a few weeks, these kinds of reports are fairly common this … Continue reading
Posted in Discipleship, Faith, God, Quotes
Tagged Generation X, NCAA Decommitments, Scot McKnight
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Things I Want to Remember, Vol. 13
I just went back and read some of these older posts about “Things I Want to Remember”. (If you’d like to read them, just click on the “Kids” category to the right.) I’m so thankful that I’ve written these little … Continue reading
Posted in Jesus, Kids, Music
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Recovering From Bibliolatry
The decision to open the most recent session of the U.S. House of Representatives with the reading of the Constitution has sparked a national debate regarding the nature of our governing document. Is the Constitution a “living” document, dynamic and … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Scripture
Tagged House of Representatives, How we read scripture, U.S. Constitution
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The Theatre of Thy Grace
Our journey to South Africa was a formative one in many ways and I’m still attempting to process all we experienced. I suppose the most immediately arresting feature of Cape Town is her natural beauty. Surrounded by mountains, flanked by … Continue reading
Posted in Blessings, Poetry, South Africa
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Home
Sunny and I are back home from a life-changing week in South Africa. I’ll be blogging here about some of our experiences. We appreciate all the prayers and thoughts on our behalf. We come home with a deep sense of … Continue reading
Posted in Blessings, South Africa
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