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Author Archives: Jason
The Sermon on the Mount 2
I began this series by stating my first presupposition when it comes to the Sermon on the Mount, which is that Jesus actually meant what He said. My second presupposition is somewhat broader in nature as it has to do … Continue reading
Posted in Gospel, Jesus, Scripture, Sermon on the Mount
Tagged Discipleship, Hermeneutics, Nonviolence, Pacifism
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Another Abby Kate Funny
Yesterday my five-year old daughter said to me, “Daddy, I can’t wait for my wedding day!” I asked her, “Why is that?” “Because on your wedding day, you get a pretty, pretty ring.” I said, “I’ll bet you’ll also be … Continue reading
Abby Kate Funnies
Abby Kate has been sick all day, so she’s been hanging out with me today. Prior to our doctor’s appointment this morning, she had me in stitches with some of the things she had to say. “Dad, I just wish … Continue reading
Posted in Family, General
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The Sermon on the Mount 1
The Sermon on the Mount has been called the most important sermon ever preached. It’s also been called the most ignored sermon of all time. What if both statements are true? Recently, I’ve been teaching a class at church on … Continue reading
Posted in Gospel, Jesus, Scripture, Sermon on the Mount
Tagged Nonviolence, Psalm 24, Sacred / Secular, Sermon on the Mount
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Swords Into Plowshares
For those of you who are interested, Jay Guin over at One In Jesus has posted some great thoughts about the prophetic passages in Isaiah 2 and Micah 4 that herald the day when the nations will beat their swords … Continue reading
On Turning 33
Last Monday I turned 33 years old. I had a great day spending time with family and dear friends. I think this is the moment that truly made my day, though.
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On Preaching: Information and Inspiration
I think it’s easy to think of preaching as a mere transaction of information from pulpit to congregation. To be fair, one of the aims of preaching should be to present the truths of Scripture in clear and understandable terms. … Continue reading
Posted in Gospel, Ministry, Missiology, Preaching, Scripture
Tagged Evangelism, Fred Craddock, Preaching, Romans 12.2, St. Francis of Assisi
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LOST Season Six: A Spoiler
I know some of you like your LOST to be spoiler-free, so I won’t spill the beans. But I came across this over at EW.com and wanted to share it here. If you want to discuss, leave a comment. I’ll … Continue reading
Jack Speak
Over the past few months, our little Jackson has become quite the big talker. But if you’re not around him very often, it might be difficult for you to interpret what he’s saying. So here’s a little glossary of sorts … Continue reading
On Preaching: Interpretation
Preaching always occurs within a particular context. As such, the sermon functions as a culturally-embedded testimony to the timeless truth of the text. But the sermon rises out of the unique experiences and life of the local body of disciples. … Continue reading
Posted in Jesus, Preaching, Scripture
Tagged Biblical Interpretation, Preaching, Worship
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