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Category Archives: Jesus
A Political Ethic
As I prepare for a term paper on Romans 13 and the Christian’s relationship with government, a lot of thoughts have been running through my mind. Specifically, I’m thinking about my own expectation of the political process. In the past, … Continue reading
Posted in Discipleship, Jesus, Politics
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Bring Them to Jesus
The portrait of Jesus in Mark 10 is one of my favorites. The disciples have been arguing about their place in the Kingdom. The Pharisees continue to seek out Jesus in order to test him. As the rich young ruler … Continue reading
Posted in Devotional, Discipleship, Huntsville, Jesus, Kids, Social Issues
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Shalom
I haven’t been able to do much blogging lately. It seems as if things have been unbelievably hectic these past few weeks. The pace of ministry has kept me fairly busy this month; in addition to my regular teaching responsibilities … Continue reading
Posted in Blessings, Blogging, Devotional, Jesus
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Jesus Likes Whoppers
Sunday morning, I met David and Robin. They’re a homeless couple that came to worship with us at Mayfair. They stopped by over the weekend and my friend Taylor helped them purchase some prescription drugs they needed. They decided to … Continue reading
Posted in Devotional, Huntsville, Jesus, Poverty, Social Issues
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The Centrality of the Cross
The more I follow Jesus, the more I’m convinced that life is all about the cross. It’s central for Paul. In his polemic against the Judaizing circumcision group in Galatians, Paul’s argument centers around the cross. He writes, “You foolish … Continue reading
Posted in Devotional, Discipleship, Jesus
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Jesus: Messiah
I love the story of the woman at the well in John 4. I’m struck by the humanity of Jesus; he arrives at the well thirsty. I’m struck by the audacity of Jesus; he initiates conversation with this Samaritan woman, … Continue reading
Posted in Devotional, Jesus, Scripture, Theology
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A Ring, A Bumper Sticker and Gary
This is a picture of my high school ring. I haven’t worn it in years. In fact, I’ve hardly worn it at all. Apparently the whole point of having a high school ring is to give it to a girl. … Continue reading
Posted in Devotional, Jesus, Social Issues
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A God-Context
The older I get, the more I realize how blessed I am. From a very early age, I was given a grid, a God-context, for interpreting everything. As far back as I can remember, my family was taking me to … Continue reading
Posted in Devotional, Jesus, Theology
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The Call of the Cross
Oh the wonderful cross, Oh the wonderful cross, Bids me come and die And find that I may truly live. Oh the wonderful cross, Oh the wonderful cross, All who gather here by grace draw near And bless your name. … Continue reading
Posted in Devotional, Discipleship, Jesus, Theology
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Admiring Jesus
In Mere Discipleship, Camp tells the story of Clarence Jordan, a disciple of Christ who lived out his calling in a radical way. I apologize for the lengthy cut and paste job, but Jordan’s story is a powerful one and … Continue reading
Posted in Devotional, Discipleship, Jesus
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