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I Can Read Your Mind
Actually, we can’t even read our own minds. I recall a popular topic for discussion in the very active teenage group at the church I attended. The basic assertion is the Devil can’t read the mind of a born-again soul. … Continue reading
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Tagged evil, mysticism, religion, resistance, scripture, spirituality
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Soul Seeds: Public Privacy
Then one of the Pharisees asked Him to eat with him. And He went to the Pharisee’s house, and reclined to eat. And behold, a woman in the city who was a sinner, when she knew that Jesus reclined at … Continue reading
Soul Seeds: Can't Please `Em
How many of us have ever had a friend who just had to have their own way? Not merely in most things, but everything? I’ve known people like that. In truth, there is a time in our lives when just … Continue reading
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Tagged oppression, psychology, scripture
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Soul Seeds: Self-Appointed Fools
Very early in Jesus’ ministry, He stayed mostly in Galilee. People came from all over that part of the world to see Him. With all the crowds constantly following Him around, it must have been at times quite maddening. While … Continue reading
Haggai: Intro and Chapter 1
Introduction His name means “Festive” — the only figure in Scripture so named. In 538 BC, Cyrus released the Exiles to return to their various kingdoms whence Babylon had taken them. The decree for those of Judah was generous, but … Continue reading
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Tagged ancient hebrew culture, hebrew prophets, history, prophecy, scripture
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Soul Seeds: Taken for Judgment
Perhaps you’ve heard that song written by Larry Norman, “I Wished We’d All Been Ready.” When I first became serious about serving Jesus Christ, it was early in the 1970s. So-called “Jesus Music” was just becoming commercially viable, and a … Continue reading
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Divine Discovery
The difference between “magic” and “miracle” is not simply spelling and pronunciation, but a range of connotations arising from cultural mythology. Both of them share an assertion a great deal of what happens here in human space can be affected … Continue reading
Activist Folly
People on the ground see the warfare, figurative and literal, and honestly believe their actions made all the difference in the results. They are wrong. Take a step back and see things with clear moral vision. There may be something … Continue reading
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Tagged civilization, divine revelation, mysticism, politics, propaganda, resistance, survival, war
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