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Tag Archives: Luke 19
Dear Mega-Twitterer: why I didn’t follow you back
[Exploring the question* of whether meaningful conversation of any sort, even brief, can occur on Twitter.] *** Dear person who follows 140,980** people on Twitter and decided to make me number 140,981. I appreciate you choosing to follow me, I … Continue reading
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Tagged Aimee Byrd, Facebook, Housewife Theologian, Jesus, Luke 19, Matthew 11, Matthew 20, Matthew 26, relationships, social media, Twitter
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Ironic Detachment, The New Sincerity, And Me
I was recently introduced to the New Sincerity movement in a book review by Karen Swallow Prior where she explains it as, a trend within popular culture “that prioritizes the virtues of sincerity and authenticity over just about anything else” … Continue reading
The Earth Has A Pulse!
This time-lapse photography compiled by John Nelson shows the earth’s snowy pulse from a point overlooking the North Pole (you might have to let the page load completely before it starts moving quickly, and then it really pulses). Now that part … Continue reading
God’s Not A Quitter
Stealing Bikes Isn’t As Easy As It Looks When the bike thief entered one woman’s garage and exited with her husband’s bike, she was ready. Just about to go out to exercise, she already had her running gear on so … Continue reading
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Tagged bike thief, eternal life, God's pursuit, John 6, Luke 19, marathon mom, Psalm 23
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Yeah, I’ve Been That Guy
[This first appeared as a guest post I wrote last year for Laura Martin at her excellent blog Enough Light.] *** In The Four Loves C.S. Lewis discusses people who act in unlovable ways and notes, “They seal up the … Continue reading
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Tagged C.S. Lewis, Ephesians 4, Fountain of Life, Isaiah 59, Isaiah 62, Jesus, Joel 2, John 10, John 15, John 4, Luke 19, Luke 4, Luke 6, Nancy Spiegelberg, Psalm 23, Psalm 36, Psalm 95, Romans 5, The Four Loves
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Lesbian and Gay Relationships – a repost from the archives
I have gay relationships. I have lesbian relationships too. I think God is pleased. There seem to be quite a few people in my profession who fall into one of the LGBTQQIA categories – lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning, … Continue reading
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Tagged Bisexual, Gay, Great Physician, John 4, John 8, Lesbian, LGBTQIA, LGBTQQ, Luke 19, Luke 7, Mark 2:17, Queer, relationships, Seek and Save the Lost, Transgender, Woman at the Well, Zacchaeus
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Lesbian and Gay Relationships
I have gay relationships. I have lesbian relationships too. I think God is pleased. There seem to be quite a few people in my profession who fall into one of the LGBTQQ categories – lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning. … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Bisexual, Gay, Great Physician, John 4, John 8, Lesbian, LGBTQQ, Luke 19, Luke 7, Mark 2:17, Queer, relationships, Seek and Save the Lost, Transgender, Woman at the Well, Zacchaeus
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