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Tag Archives: faith
Anxiety, Coronavirus, and God
These are uncertain times. Doubt, anxiety, and wondering where God is in all this are completely normal. Here is some reassurance in less than two and a half minutes:
Rachel Held Evans, Biblical Womanhood, and Diligent Interpretation of Scripture
Rachel Held Evans passed away May 4, 2019. This is my favorite photo from her blog, and the quote I pulled from that blog post to add to the photo reflects one of my favorite things about her: she challenged … Continue reading
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Tagged A Year of Biblical Womanhood, faith, Rachel Held Evans, Scripture
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A Trial Court Judge Talks of Faith and Grace
What’s it like to be a trial court judge, exercise faith, and live in grace? Lauren Larkin and I talk about this and more on her podcast Sancta Colloquia today. Here’s an excerpt from her introduction. You can click through … Continue reading
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Tagged faith, grace, judging, Lauren Larkin, podcast, Sancta Colloquia
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Hospice, Worry, and Faith: a Brief Look at Anxiety and Prayer
There’s a toll to feeling on edge every moment of every day. From first waking in the pre-dawn hours to that final moment before falling back to sleep in the evening darkness, every single moment feels like it is lived … Continue reading
Naming Rights – When Meaning and Metaphor Meet Reality
[Today’s guest post is from Lewis Seaton.] What’s in a name? To hear Juliet tell it, a name has no significance. It doesn’t mean a thing. But then again, who is Juliet? Just a character in another play written by … Continue reading
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Tagged a rose by any other name, belief, faith, Lewis Seaton, Name
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The Day You Shared Your Umbrella
[Today’s guest post is from Cori Lynn, who writes of the benefits of not having your own umbrella.] It was a rainy afternoon at the West Coast Christian Writers Conference when I shared an umbrella with Robin Jones Gunn. In … Continue reading
Jesus Perplexes Me, and Someone’s Got Some Explaining to Do
Some stories about Jesus perplex me, like this one where Jesus asks a question that in a sense makes no sense. Luke tells of a healing, and an impressive one at that. Jesus healed ten people at once, transforming them … Continue reading
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Tagged faith, healing ten lepers, Jesus, leprosy, miracles, Samaritans
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Embracing Disillusionment – because I guarantee I’ll disappoint you
This question appeared on Twitter last week: Who’s the one man you would bet your life on not having a horrible secret that will make you wish you’d never admired him? (Dan Kois.) All I can tell you is I … Continue reading
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Tagged faith, feet of clay, illusionists, Nebuchadnezzar, potato chips, reputation, Slim Gaillard
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Why Struggling Against Sin Is Better Than You Think
“I’m still dealing with the same sins I’ve had all my life.” “Join the club.” “But you don’t know the sins I’m still committing.” “I don’t have to. I’ve got my own.” “Not like mine, you don’t.” “Right. Yours are … Continue reading
This Isn’t My First Metaphysical Rodeo
In my first year of law school I lived in the grad student dorms. Another resident was a Canadian medical student doing a year in California as part of her medical program at McGill University. Susan was from one of … Continue reading
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Tagged apologetics, Canada, Cow Palace, evangelism, faith, Grand National Rodeo, Jesus, law school, McGill University, medical school
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