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Archive for February, 2008

Wow.

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If you read the previous post by my wife, then you know that our life has been pretty hectic lately. It’s about to get a lot more hectic, but I want to wrap up my series of posts on the Church. Since its been a week or so since the last post, let me begin [...]

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In the following 30 days, our life will dramatically change.  I look forward to seeing why God has ordained us to move from our home here in B’ham and relocate to Nashville, TN.  Why do I say ‘ordained’? Simple, we have fervently prayed as many of you have done as well and He has answered.  [...]

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Tag, you’re it!

A friend tagged me just as I had been reading about these and wondering how it works.  Here goes nothin’ 
1. How do you take your coffee? I’m not too picky here…unfortunately I will drink the leftovers the next a.m. to avoid ‘wasting’. Please don’t boo. I won’t serve it to you!  I like about an inch of cream with some [...]

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A couple of posts ago, I made the analogy that a Christian’s relationship to Christ is like a marriage - the symbols of the relationship actually fortify the relationship. Using this marriage analogy, I want to compare and contrast the typical individualistic view of Christianity with what I believe to be the biblical view.
First, I [...]

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I think one of the mistakes we’ve made in our Christian growth - especially in America - is the development of our “Christ-likeness.” In other words, how do we become more like Christ? The typical approach begins with the individual. We have a moment of salvation and we proceed to mature individually from that moment [...]

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Handy Manny Let Me Down

This morning I let Denise sleep in (Lucy has a cold and woke mommy up a few times last night), so I got the girls up, dressed them and sent them downstairs for breakfast. While I was cooking their eggs I let them watch some cartoons. First they watched Little Einsteins (which is my personal [...]

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