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Category Archives: Social Issues
The Power of Words
A few months ago, we witnessed NBC News anchor Brian Williams’ precipitous fall from grace. Williams lost credibility after exaggerating his experience covering the war in Iraq back in 2003, prompting NBC to remove him from the NBC Nightly News … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball, Devotional, Kids, Politics, Proverbs, Scripture, Sports
Tagged Brian Williams, Bryan Price, Proverbs 18.21, Proverbs 25.11, Truth telling
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The Habit of Courage
I’m currently reading Doris Kearns Goodwin’s most recent book, The Bully Pulpit: Theodore Roosevelt, William Howard Taft, and the Golden Age of Journalism and it’s fantastic so far. I read her Team of Rivals a few years back and I … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Devotional, Faith, Politics, Scripture
Tagged Be strong and courageous, Courage, Doris Kearns Goodwin, Joshua 1, Teddy Roosevelt, The Bully Pulpit
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The Ruin of Joseph
Tonight, the 87th annual Academy Awards will be held in Hollywood. Expected viewership in this country will be in the tens of millions. Meanwhile, half a world away, ISIL / ISIS continues to slaughter Christians at an alarming rate. The … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Kingdom Values, Movies, Prayer, Scripture, Sermon on the Mount, Social Issues
Tagged Academy Awards, Amos 6.4-7, Christian martyrs, Clarence Jordan, Colossians 3, Eph. 3.16, ISIS, Matthew 5.4
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Best Books of 2014
Time for my annual list of the best books I’ve read this year. Every year I set a goal for myself to read 52 books – one per week. After years of coming close, I finally hit the mark back … Continue reading
Hope Is Not Optimism
In a Rolling Stone interview years ago, American professor and scholar Cornel West made the following statement about optimism and pessimism: The categories of optimism and pessimism don’t exist for me. I’m a blues man. A blues man is a … Continue reading
Posted in Devotional, Eschatology, Faith, Hope, Kingdom Values, Missiology, Social Issues
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Best Books of 2013
Time for my annual list of the best books I’ve read this year. Every year, I set a goal to read at least 52 books – one per week. I finally met my goal in 2011; last year, I fell … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball, Books, Faith, Social Issues, Sports, The Story
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The Story: The Miracle of Compassion
The Miracle of Compassion – Mark 6:30-44 “Jesus’ claim to be the Messiah of God’s kingdom is soon validated by some amazing acts that reveal the saving power of God at work in him. People witness miracles of healing, demons … Continue reading
Posted in Devotional, Faith, Gospel, Jesus, Love Others, Scripture, Social Issues, The Story
Tagged Compassion, Mark 6
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The Story: The Kingdom’s Fall
The Kingdom’s Fall – Jeremiah 29:1-14 Imagine two cities: The first city is a bustling metropolis, full of frenzied activity. Think New York, London, Rome, L.A.. It’s a city that never sleeps, a city of constant sights and sounds and … Continue reading
Posted in Devotional, Faith, God, Scripture, Social Issues, The Story
Tagged Exile, Jeremiah, Jeremiah 29, Judah's Fall
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Friday
Friday is the day of ridicule. The taunts and insults flow effortlessly, piling up in rapid succession, one after another. These men take great joy in the expert turn of a phrase, slicing ever-so-carefully through the layers of the human … Continue reading
Posted in Devotional, Faith, Jesus, Race, Social Issues, Theology
Tagged Good Friday 2013, Pain, Ridicule, Violence
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