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Category Archives: Kingdom Values
Herald: Unexpected Favor
Over the course of his long career, Johnny Cash performed more than thirty different “prison concerts” for inmates both in this country and around the world. He played these shows as a way of advocating for prison reform but also … Continue reading
Herald: While We Wait
We are told that good things come to those who wait. We’re told that patience is a virtue. But I have to wonder if we really believe that. Last year, Walt Disney World unveiled a new feature allowing visitors to … Continue reading
Harsh and Difficult
One of the Desert Fathers, Hyperechios, said: “Monk (solitary one / alone one), do not show yourself to be harsh and difficult. Be mindful that no one who is harsh and difficult has persevered.” I need this word, because I’m … Continue reading
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The Mission of God: Blessed to be a Blessing
May God be gracious to us and bless us and make his face shine on us — so that your ways may be known on earth, your salvation among all nations. Psalm 67:1-2 Why does God bless His people? Is … Continue reading
Posted in Blessings, Books, Church, Discipleship, Faith, Friends, God, Gospel, Jesus, Ministry, Missiology, Obedience, Scripture, Stewardship, Theology
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Destroying Sinfulness
2025 will go down as the year I fell in love with the writings of the Desert Fathers. I have been deeply moved by the words of these hermits — a word transliterated to us from the Greek eremites, literally … Continue reading
Posted in Desert Fathers, Devotional, Eschatology, Faith, God, Jesus, Love First, Love Others, Obedience, Scripture, Theology
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Forgetting Kindness
Kindness has always been esteemed in the pages of Scripture. It is the fruit of God’s Spirit within. Those who follow Christ are to clothe themselves in kindness. And there is an inherent danger in forgetting kindness, especially the kindness of … Continue reading
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A Risk Worth Taking
In a recent poll, participants in the United Kingdom were asked a simple question: “How can you tell if someone is a Christian?” You couldn’t be blamed if you guessed that participants would identify a practice like daily Bible reading … Continue reading
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49: A Year of Jubilee
I turned 49 years old yesterday — seven sevens. That’s prompted me to think about the biblical idea of jubilee — a time of rest and release at the end of seven seven-year seasons, a time when the land would … Continue reading
Posted in Blessings, Culture, Devotional, Faith, Kingdom Values, Poetry, Quotes
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Old Friends
One of the best things about old friends is that they’ve known you long enough to have seen you at your worst. And yet they still choose to love you anyway.
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A Month of Service
I love that I’ve been able to serve alongside so many good people this month: on mission trips to Baja (with the whole family) and Scotland (with Jackson), but also with such a loving church family willing to surround each … Continue reading
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