From the monthly archives:

October 2005

Four Year Old Theology

October 31, 2005

I should be back to a normal routine of blogging this week. I had hoped to put up a pastor’s perspective on Halloween, but did not have the time or energy to put it all together in a brief form. Perhaps next year. Today I want to share the best part of my day so [...]

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Anne Rice and Jesus

October 24, 2005

I don’t know how I missed this one. Anne Rice’s newest work of fiction, Christ the Lord: Out of Egypt, follows the life of Jesus as a seven year old boy. Christ the Lord, one of four books in a series following the story of Jesus, may cost her some readers, but it may also [...]

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The Jerks

October 24, 2005

During many of the historic revivals that took place on this continent some pretty weird things accompanied the work of God during the meetings. One such thing was “the jerks.” This was the rapid, involuntary movement of a listener’s head and/or limbs. I have often wondered if “the jerks” would appear in my lifetime, and [...]

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Perfect Book Boxes

October 22, 2005

If you have a library you know what it’s like to search for the right sized boxes when moving. Not just any box will do. If you don’t have the right height and depth you’re in trouble, but too big and you wear yourself out carrying them. When Jen and I moved to the parsonage [...]

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We're Moving

October 21, 2005

My family is moving today. We’ve packed all our stuff, had the walk-through, are supposed to sign all the papers and close this afternoon. The new place is an answer to prayer that I will explain in a later post. But it will not be internet-ready for a week or so. My posting may be [...]

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SE7EN: Sloth

October 18, 2005

These posts on the SE7EN are coming from my “quiet times.” Things have gone along as I expected, but this one (sloth) threw me. It has taken me a while to get it online, because I not only had to understand it, but at least begin to work through my own conviction and shortcomings concerning [...]

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True Religion

October 15, 2005

Having the right doctrine, the right lifestyle and the right feelings toward God does not make one a Christian. Check out the words of a 17th century pastor. From Henry Scougal’s, The Life of God in the Soul of Man. I cannot speak of religion [the Christian faith - see note at bottom], but I [...]

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