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Category Archives: Social Issues
The Sermon on the Mount 26
The eye is the lamp of the body. So, if your eye is healthy, your whole body will be full of light, but if your eye is bad, your whole body will be full of darkness. If then the light … Continue reading
Lamentations: My City of Ruins
My City of Ruins was written by Bruce Springsteen in November 2000 as a tribute to his native New Jersey, specifically Asbury Park. The song begins by describing the blight and rampant abandon in this once thriving area: There’s a … Continue reading
Posted in Devotional, Faith, Prayer, Scripture, Social Issues, Video
Tagged 9/11, Bruce Springsteen, Grief, Lament, Lamentations, My City of Ruins
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The World Seen Through Its Victims
Douglas John Hall, in his excellent book titled Thinking the Faith, writes of the necessity incumbent upon disciples of Jesus to acknowledge others as “bearers of worlds”, to honor those we encounter as individuals to whom the world has uniquely … Continue reading
Posted in Imago Dei, Politics, Poverty, Quotes, Social Issues, Theology
Tagged Douglas John Hall
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The Rave Project
Dr. Nancy Nason-Clark believes there is a “holy hush” in most religious communities regarding domestic violence. Consider this: The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report that nearly 5.3 million incidents of interpersonal violence occur each year among United States … Continue reading
Posted in God, Gospel, Ministry, Social Issues
Tagged Domestic Violence, The Rave Project
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January Link Love
It’s been a while since I’ve done an “around-the-horn” link post. Lots going on in the lives of my friends that I encourage you to check out. Such as: My friend Lane has written a great blog entry entitled “Course … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Missiology, Politics, Social Issues, Sunny, Tara
Tagged Jeremiah 29, Kingdom Politics, Photography
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Recovering From Bibliolatry
The decision to open the most recent session of the U.S. House of Representatives with the reading of the Constitution has sparked a national debate regarding the nature of our governing document. Is the Constitution a “living” document, dynamic and … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Scripture
Tagged House of Representatives, How we read scripture, U.S. Constitution
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South Africa
Merry Christmas. This will be my last post for a few weeks. At some point in the next couple weeks, I’ll be making a very special trip, a trip I’ve wanted to make for several years. I’ll be going to … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Gospel, Ministry, Missiology, Poverty, Social Issues, South Africa
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If She Were A Prophet…
This post is just one more reason why I love my wife. If she were an 8th century Hebrew prophet, she’d be Micah. Do justice; love mercy; walk humbly. That’s my wife.
On Thanksgiving
Yesterday, I was reminded to be thankful. During worship yesterday, our church family participated in “Mission Thanksgiving”, an effort to provide a Thanksgiving blessing to some impoverished families in our community. The Mayfair family brought in enough canned goods to … Continue reading
Posted in Blessings, Church, Family, Huntsville, Love Others, Poverty, Social Issues
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