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Lunch with the coolest people ever! f you’re in DFW, it’s not too late to come hear @KSPrior talk tonight at ASD!
If you’re in Dallas, come see me tonight at All Saints Dallas, 6:30 pm!
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I saw these incredible women and talked to a few on my recent trip. They are amazing. What a privilege to meet them and watch them work.
For hundreds of years, women in the South Korean island province of Jeju have made their living harvesting seafood by hand from the ocean floor. See the photographer Hyung S. Kim’s portraits of the haenyeo, or sea women: nyer.cm/xYbApbQ
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As we Christians approach Christmas this Advent, may we remember all the ways Jesus could have come into the world, but didn’t (🧵):
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How important is it to constantly monitor your rhythms and limits as a leader? It is a matter of life and death. #EHDiscipleship
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Sabbath is one of clearest signs of the gospel of grace. You intentionally accomplish nothing and God still loves you.
Such good news.
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Valentine’s Day is always a good day to examine our often deficient theology of singleness.
Jesus was single and lived the fullest human life imaginable.
#ValentinesDay
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We can't (or shouldn't) love people more than we love God.
Yet, we can't love God without loving people made in His image.
A rightly prioritized love leaves everyone receiving love.
--Matt. 22:36-40; 1 John 4:19-21
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How did you reach an isolated tribe in the jungle?
Elizabeth Elliot: With time and effort to learn their language and culture so as to communicate.
How do you reach people in a city?
Church planter: With time and effort to learn their language and culture so as to communicate.
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An important part of our congregational Rule of Life over the years has been to “respect where each person is in her/his journey with Christ.”
I wonder how much anxiety can be curbed—and healthy discipleship fostered—if we took this seriously.
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Her voice has been as significant as her talents.
Her honesty as beautiful as the perfection that has long been her signature.
@taylorswift13 gets us ready to watch @simone_biles on the beam.
Tonight. 8 p.m. ET. NBC and NBCOlympics.com. xitter.cf/NBCOlympics/status/142…
Guy on the radio was talking about “crude oil futures prices” and I thought he said “granola futures prices.” I’m back now.
I am heartbroken over the tragic, horrific killings in Atlanta. I am praying for protection over my Asian American friends and neighbors. May justice be done. 💔
Several remaining missing Chibok schoolgirls escape from Boko Haram
cnn.com/2021/01/29/africa/ni…
My senior citizen next door neighbor made this for me. It is my house. I am dying! 🤣 #BernieSandersMittens















