There's always the new wrinkle. One must keep one's eyes always open. ~ George Peppard
Reblogged from No Ruff Days: Yep, there are times I feel the way this pup looks
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Reblogged from No Ruff Days: Yep, there are times I feel the way this pup looks
Found a recent post from Josh on ‘Called to Rebuild’ and just did as he suggested. Which was to sing the lyrics, WOW! Thanks Josh. Paul once made mention to some saints about “making melody” in their hearts to the Lord. Yesterday while I was home alone and folding laundry for my wife (ten points [...]
Paul was a very controversial person. It seemed that everywhere he went, religious controversy and turmoil followed him. Entire city riots even erupted as a result of his teachings. Many Jews both messianic, and non-believing were opposed to the ministry and teaching of Paul. The common accusation made against him was that he openly taught against, and had disdain for, the law of Moses. This could not be further from the truth.
I just received permission to re-post this from Touchstone Magazine! Many thanks to them and the Fellowship of St.James. Where Went the Neighborhood? On the Neighbors We Have Lost But Desperately Need by Anthony Esolen The scribe had just been praised for answering well, but he could not resist pressing his guest, hoping perhaps for [...]
A few years ago I came across a website called Bread For the Bride in it I found several great and intriguing articles. I especially liked the one Uncovering the Covering Doctrine which was done very well. I obtained permission to re-post on my website then and have included it now on the updated version of [...]
Reblogged from Free Gas For Your Think Tank (Steve Simms Blogs From Nashville): In the past few years scientists have conducted experiments that show that two “entangled,” subatomic particles can communicate almost instantaneously, even if they are separated by huge distances. They have called this phenomenon, “spooky action at a distance.” This communication between two [...]
Reblogged from Free Gas For Your Think Tank (Steve Simms Blogs From Nashville): Should church consist of: A pre-arranged program or a pervading Holy Presence? A man-made message or God-breathed spiritual life? Passively watching a pastor or priest perform or people passionately pursuing God’s Presence and Person? Religious head-knowledge or radical heart-transformation? Being conformed to a [...]
Reblogged from Letters from Lilies: What a beautiful spring day! This morning before I started my walk I debated with myself what to wear. Still a little chilly, I did not want to be caught feeling too cold half way through the trek. I finally settled on the coat I have been wearing all year. Besides, it [...]
Reblogged from Think Higher: Someone emailed this question, so I thought I would let everyone in on it: Mt 5:22 And anyone who says, ‘You fool!’ will be in danger of the fire of hell. Is “fool” a direct translation from the Greek? Is “fool” a catch-all for name calling? Is “fool” the only name [...]
Reblogged from Of Dust and Kings: Around eighteen months ago I decided to do something fairly radical, by some standards. I had just finished reading The Gospel in a Pluralist Society by Lesslie Newbigin (a deeply thoughtful book which awakened my faith in ways I did not realize lay dormant), while also studying worldview trends [...]