From the monthly archives:

February 2008

Faith in its complete form

February 25, 2008 · 0 comments

I find it “coincidental” that my last two posts have unknowingly followed a progression that will be completed with this post.
If you’ve been following along, you know that recently God has given me a greater level of faith and the right “heart” desire to walk out that faith.
Since I’m in a season of life that [...]

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I received some advice once. It was “give it back to God.”
That advice really began to come alive at a concert I was at couple of weeks ago. MercyMe was closing out the night with a song called “Bring the Rain.”
God was wrecking me through this song.
The chorus goes something [...]

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Faith from Mount Everest

February 15, 2008 · 2 comments

Alright, it’s time for some post-fast thoughts and reflections. God has been doing so much that I really need to take the time to “log” it all.
To summarize, God is doing something way different in my life. I remember half kidding awhile back that I’ve been through more valleys than mountaintops.
But whatever God [...]

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Lately, I’ve been starting to develop good, solid friendships.
What did I do tonight? I had dinner with some friends. We came back to my place and watched a movie. Then we talked about what Jesus was doing in our lives. We encouraged each other with things God had taught us or [...]

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Is there a contradiction in the Bible when it comes to temptation?
Generally, people think of Job when they think of God allowing someone to be tempted. After all, God actually gave permission to Satan to tempt Job (Job 1:11-12). Even if it was Satan who carried it out, God’s permission was the initial [...]

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The Year of the Word

February 4, 2008 · 0 comments

It may be 2008 AD (In the year of our Lord), but as far as I’m concerned, it is now The Year of the Word as well.
One of the things that I have been praying a lot about this year is a deeper relationship with Jesus. I know that is a really broad prayer, [...]

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