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Monthly Archives: September 2020
I’m still on the book of Esther. Today I read the last half—the part about Haman’s demise. And as I read it, I noticed something I hadn’t before: the contrast between Mordecai and Haman—the godly man and the ungodly one. … Continue reading
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Tagged aggrandizement, Esther, Haman, lordship, Mordecai, pride, promotion, success
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Esther 4:16
Are you courageous? I’m not asking if you’re adventuresome—if you try new activities that cause you to stretch and grow outside your comfort zone—but rather, if you have the fortitude to act on the very difficult but morally correct action, … Continue reading
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Tagged Ancient Persia, courage, fasting, Jewish, moral fortitude, Mordecai, Persia, Persian, society, Veggie Tales, Xerxes
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I Corinthians 3:10-15
What will you look like in heaven? I googled this and found nothing, other than the reference in Revelations to being clothed in white (biblically used to indicate holiness and purity). Yet based on the entirety of God’s Word, I … Continue reading
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Tagged builder, clothing, fire, foundation, gold, judgment, master builder
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Genesis 2:8-9
What’s your Eden? If you could have anything in life—any situation whatsoever, be it financial, relational, romantic, professional—what would be perfection to you? “The LORD God planted a garden in Eden in the east and put there the human he … Continue reading
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Tagged beauty, Eden, edible fruit, husband, Lake Michigan, perfection, resort communities, romance
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Leviticus 26:21
Would I seem too radical in asserting what should already be obvious to any serious reader of the Old Testament: that the wildfires plaguing California and much of the western half of the U.S.—in addition to the riots our country … Continue reading
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Tagged abortion, California fires, Discipline, Grace Church, John MacArthur, judgment, liberal academia, Oregon fires
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Nehemiah 1:9
What’s repentance, and—is it something we should still be doing these days? Let’s take a look at what God said concerning repentance in three translations: “But you also said that no matter how far away we were, we could turn … Continue reading
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Tagged 180 degrees, bodega, cafe, Jesus, life, macro, micro, repentance, Steven Curtis Chapman
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