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Last week, Paul Miller—author of "The Praying Life" among other books—lost his 42-year-old daughter, Ashley Frearson, after her five-year battle with stage 4 colon cancer. You can see their celebration of her life here:
youtube.com/watch?v=SphbDX4U…
When Choosing a Career, Don’t Just Follow Your Passion subspla.sh/9nmpjwd
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Saying you belong to *the* church without belonging to *a* church is like saying you’re married without having a wife.
—@ThabitiAnyabwil
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Surreal how many folks out there hunting for things to be offended by. How about we start a "benefit of the doubt" movement? Anyone?
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Dating with no intent to marry is like going to the grocery store with no money. You either leave unhappy or take something that isn’t yours.
—@JeffersonBethke
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This is the only day in history when every adult was born in the 1900s, and every minor was born in the 2000s.
Agreed. If I were to do seminary again, I'd do it as offline and off-computer as possible.
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Buddha's dying words were,
"Strive without ceasing."
Jesus' were, "It is finished."
Give me Jesus.
God bless the parent/guardian who never stops starting family devotions. buff.ly/2uX4E9C
A helpful post for anxious strugglers in light of my comments in the sermon yesterday
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Being Hurried...to be so preoccupied with myself that I am unable to be fully present with God, with myself, others
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Every book of the Bible in one word.
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Tolkien’s often-missed reference to Good Friday in “The Lord of the Rings.”
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Other wrong stuff I used to believe: "God will never give you more than you can handle." Of course he does, or we'd never go to Jesus.
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Seeking a "fresh word" from the Lord? Remember that His Word does not grow stale. Seek "living & abiding", not "new & improved". Tolle lege.









