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Monthly Archive March, 2009

Colossians

March 31, 2009

Jesus is God. Serve Him only.
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Code tells a story

March 30, 2009

I could perhaps tell you a story of two star-crossed lovers. Their romance. Their joy. Their tragedy. Their pain. Their anguish. Their untimely deaths.
I could tell you this story, but it might be called incomplete, because these unhappy two are merely players on a greater stage. Perhaps the greater story is about two houses. Their [...]

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Psalms

“God, this is what’s inside me.”
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There’s absolutely nothing to see here.

March 29, 2009

Thank you, Lighthouse Family.
Thank you for your utterly meaningless lyrics which manage to sound vaguely emotional and touching.
Thank you for your mastery of positive word association, where you jam as many emotion-evoking words into a song as possible.
Thank you for ignoring poetry, coherence and message for the sake of a feel-good experience that leaves me [...]

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2 Samuel

A dynasty established for God’s Messiah.
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Hebrews

March 28, 2009

One Priest. One Sacrifice. One Atonement.
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Dodging Spiritual Snake oil

March 27, 2009

I’m trying to work through some material on prayer that I’ve been reading for the past couple months. It’s dynamite stuff, and it’s something I desperately want to be able to communicate clearly. Consider this a faltering attempt to lay groundwork for my own understanding.

Dodging Snake oil
I like healthy skepticism. I do. I try to [...]

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Luke

That man Jesus… who is he?
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Religion at its… finest?

March 26, 2009

When the head of the church offers to personally baptize, the birth rate jumps 20%.
Things get ugly fast when religion starts to lead people away from acknowledgement of the truth. What is the truth here? What is more important, the hands which bestow the blessing or the God from which it comes? Are people seeking [...]

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I never said it was smart

When I’m trying to accomplish something, and I’ve tried and failed using the the familiar, comfortable approach..
Obviously the problem is that I didn’t use enough of it!
One more time, with feeling…

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