This has been an interesting time. I began Lent with an actual desire to see some more spiritual progress in my life. By that I meant actually being able to slow down and take stock in order that I might … Continue reading →
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Today is Reformation Day that is right sports fans, Reformation Day. Now most people, unless they are Lutheran or a really “reformed” Presbyterian or Reformed Church kind of Christian have no clue about this. However when a young Priest and … Continue reading →
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“An antique saying has it that a man’s life is incomplete unless or until he has tasted love, poverty, and war.” Christopher Hitchens “You have not done Christian Theology until you have dealt with suffering and death” Yandall Woodfin I … Continue reading →
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