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Category Archives: Jesus
Camp’s Mere Discipleship
I began reading Lee Camp’s Mere Discipleship in May and I was thoroughly challenged by the first few chapters. Alas, by the first of June, I knew I wouldn’t have the time to devote to such a weighty read. I … Continue reading
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On the Kingdom
From Lee Camp’s Mere Discipleship: Jesus called his disciples to participate in a kingdom that was invading human history, a kingdom so present you could reach out and touch it, a new order in their very midst. “For, in fact, … Continue reading
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This Easter
This Easter, I’m thankful for the promise of resurrection. Scripture attests, “If anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation.” My prayer this Easter is that the Spirit would continue His work in me, transforming me daily into the … Continue reading
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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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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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A Season of Hope
It’s hard to believe Christmas is less than two weeks away. I love this time of year, but it always seems there’s so much to do and so little time: putting up the tree, getting out the decorations, shopping for … Continue reading
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Jesus: A Novel
For the past 5 years, the writings of Walter Wangerin, Jr. have been a tremendous blessing to me. I first fell in love with The Book of God, Wangerin’s re-telling of the Story of God in the form of a … Continue reading
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A Perfect Plan
It was a perfect plan. The Pharisees and the teachers of the law brought her to Jesus, a woman caught in the act of adultery. The Mosaic Law carried a penalty of death by stoning for such an offense. But … Continue reading
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Powerful words
I was reading through the opening chapters of the Gospel of Mark recently and I was struck by the words of Jesus. Mark, likely the first of the Biblical Gospels to be written according to scholars, bypasses the lengthy genealogies … Continue reading
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Rambling Jesus
I met Rambling Jesus today. Rambling Jesus wore a weathered, purple polo shirt, a blue button-up sweater, a pocketwatch and a huge belt buckle. He stood 6’2″ and wore brown, square-rimmed eyeglasses. Rambling Jesus was an old man, probably in … Continue reading
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