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Tag Archives: Matthew 6
50 Years After MLK’s March On Washington: The Color Of Your Skin Matters To God
Today marks 50 years from the March on Washington where Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., gave his speech with the famous repeating line “I Have a Dream.” I was only three years old in 1963, so a personal memory is … Continue reading
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Tagged Body of Christ, Civil Rights, love of God, March on Washington, Martin Luther King Jr., Matthew 6, Numbers 12, personality, racism, Skin Color
11 Comments
Royal Childhood Isn’t All It’s Cracked Up To Be
Royalty has its privileges, that’s for sure. But it isn’t always easy being a child in line for the throne. As one chronicler is quoted in a recent article: “How can a child grow into a normal adult if the … Continue reading
Hey, Pay Attention To Me!
The Awesomeness That Is Me? (If you haven’t been to The Sacred Sandwich yet, go now! I’ll wait for you here.) Craving Attention When I was a toddler, or perhaps as old as 4, we visited some friends with a swimming pool. … Continue reading
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Tagged cool kids, Galatians 1, Matthew 6, Psalm 139, Psalm 8, seeking attention, The Sacred Sandwich
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God at the Waffle House – a guest post from Michelle Van Loon
[Today’s guest post is from Michelle Van Loon, a wonderful writer who covers faith, life, and the occasional foray to Israel. I read her posts all the time!] *** I’ve had fairly limited internet access this week as we’ve been … Continue reading
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Tagged charity, hospitality, Matthew 6, Michelle Van Loon, Pilgrim's Road Trip, Serving God
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Global Warming – Being In Denial Is No Joke
Denial of Overwhelming Evidence According to a recent report on NPR: Academies of science around the world agree that climate change is real and caused largely by burning fossil fuels. So do many professional scientific organizations. Polls of scientists point … Continue reading
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Tagged 2 Timothy 4, Creation, Global Warming, Jeremiah 5, John 14, Jonathan Merritt, Matthew 25, Matthew 6, NPR, Psalm 51, Romans 8, salvation, truth
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Money and Marriage and Making Ends Meet
[Today I’m taking part in the Equally Yoked series over at Jenny Rae Armstrong’s blog. Regular readers might recognize this post from the archives, but I think it bears repeating. Money and marriage is a three person proposition: God and … Continue reading
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Tagged 1 Timothy 6, Colossians 1, Equally Yoked, Jenny Rae Armstrong, marriage, Matthew 6, money mammon
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Newsflash: Atheists Love Church!
Aimee Byrd sent me a link to an article she found on a British news website: Four Thoughts on the First Atheist Church. It looks like atheists in the UK are gathering for something that looks an awful lot like … Continue reading
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Tagged Aimee Byrd, atheists, church, Housewife Theologian, Matthew 6
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