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Glory, Irony, and a Crying Savior

I'm late to write this blog, but this time it feels like more of a good thing than usual because I have some things to share from the sermon tonight that I might not have shared this soon otherwise. We were in Mark 15:15-32. The crucifixion of Christ has some glorious...

In Court and On Trial

A few days ago someone was talking about how God is the judge in the courtroom of life, and we can try to put Him on trial as if we're the judge, but we can't do that because we're not the judge. Then I started thinking about what it looks like when people try to...

A Summary Look Back Before Going Forward

I've been in Deuteronomy in my daily Bible reading lately. Here Moses is giving the children of Israel a summary of what's happened to them since they left Egypt (Exodus, Leviticus, and Numbers) before they head into the Promised Land. He's reminding them of the...

Enjoyable Crops

Sin is fun. If it weren't, we wouldn't have such a hard time resisting it, would we? But we often forget that the end result is not fun at all. Sin is fun when you start and while you do it, but by the time you get to the "rewards" it promised, you find those...

When God Cannot Give to You

I was perusing through some notes and one stuck out: Where the kingdom of God is rejected, it is inappropriate for the King to share its new life and joy. God offers and shares His love freely. He wants us all to be rescued from sin so we can be in Heaven with Him....

God’s Plans and Our Plans

I found some notes from a sermon. I don't remember how long ago I made these notes, but that doesn't mean the information doesn't still apply. From Proverbs 16:1-4, there are four points, one for each verse and extra Bible references in a few. God's plans over-rule...

You’re Safe

I recently went to visit one of my sisters. Since I was there on Sunday I went to church with her. The pastor there has been preaching from Romans, and the recap of chapter 8 stuck out. In Romans 8, Paul is explaining to these Christians about salvation, and that once...

“There’s Nothing to Do” or Purposefully Including God

As I began writing this blog, I was bored. Or I thought I was. As I thought about it I wondered if I was just restless, or if it was something else. I didn't have anything I had to do right then, and didn't know what to do to remedy it. I tried to do things but still...

Faith Outside of Trials

In the sermon yesterday morning, the pastor pointed out something about Joseph that I don't typically think about. In Genesis, we see Joseph being sold into slavery by his brothers, coming to a good position as a steward for his master, going to prison because of a...