Author Archives: Jason

Conditioned

Recently, I’ve become aware of the person I’ve been conditioned to be. My influences and experiences have helped shape me into the person I am and I’m so thankful for the individual influences God continues to place in my life. … Continue reading

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This & That & Smooth Segues

Haven’t had much time to write this week…just one of those weeks where I’ve had a lot to do and not a lot to say. Actually, I’v been prepping my thoughts for my sermon this Sunday. I’m preaching from 2 … Continue reading

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Our Family

The latest Bybee family picture, circa February 2006. (Man, I look sleepy…)

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Goodbye Kirby

The baseball world was shocked yesterday at the passing of Kirby Puckett. Puckett, a 2001 Hall of Fame inductee, was the catalyst for the Minnesota Twins world championship clubs in 1987 and 1991. ESPN’s Tim Kukjian has a nice article … Continue reading

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Favorite Stuff

Another installment of my semi-regular “Favorites” posts. *Crash wins Best Picture. I was pleasantly shocked last night when Crash was honored with the Academy Award for Best Picture. I must admit, it was the only Best Picture nominee I had … Continue reading

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A God Like You

How vast, how great is Your glory, O LordYour love reaching to the heavensWho is like my God, in all the earth?From time immemorial, you have loved meAlpha, Omega, Everlasting One My Rescuer, My Redeemer, My Father and My FriendWhere … Continue reading

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Unmerited Claudia

I was always taught that unmerited favor was called grace. But this week, I’ve learned to call her Claudia. Claudia works in food services at Lipscomb University where I’m taking graduate classes. More specifically, she operates the cash register at … Continue reading

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Back in the Saddle (or Why Procrastination Must Be Contagious)

For those of you who read this often, you know that Corey and I are here at Lipscomb for yet another week of grad school. We’re on campus again, enjoying college life at it’s finest: community showers, cafeteria food and, … Continue reading

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Brushback

I came across this story today at ESPN.com. Roger Clemens, perhaps the greatest pitcher of our generation, has received special permission from the commissioner’s office to train at the Houston Astros minor league camp this spring as he prepares for … Continue reading

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Great Read / Great Discussion

I have some other things I plan on blogging about today, but until I get around to putting “pen to paper”, I commend to you a powerful article by Scott Freeman over at Free Thoughts on our charge to love … Continue reading

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