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Tag Archives: faith
determining dust
Sometime during the first few days of the pandemic my daughter ask me whether or not I thought things would be ok. I remember we were sitting on the balcony of a beach condo during Spring Break and we didn’t … Continue reading
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Tagged 1stweekadvent, faith, God's love, lessons learned, love
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Divine Interruption
Some porch thoughts on Easter. I posted before but the video didn’t attach. youtube.com/watch
God’s on the subway
Recently I went to New York with Tom, Lauren, and Eloise. We went in celebration of Eloise’s 7th birthday. Seemed only fitting that a seven year old named Eloise should have an “Eloise” tea party at the Plaza (remember the … Continue reading
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Tagged Christianity, faith, humanity, Jesus, lessons learned, new york, onearthasitisinheaven, peace
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antidote to failure
My seminary education began through an extension program Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary offered in Houston. I was serving as a pastoral care associate at the time and I would work during the day and take classes two nights a week. … Continue reading
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Tagged Christianity, encouragement, failure, faith, feelings, grace, humanity, lessons learned, life lessons, story
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shhhh….
A few years ago I made a commitment to myself to become more informed about what was going on the world around me. I realized that I had insulated myself in a little bubble and felt convicted that it was … Continue reading
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Tagged faith, feelings, focus, humanity, Jesus, lessons learned, news, politics, silence, stillsmallvoice
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little bits of redemption
Now that I’m preaching regularly I thought I might share some weekly messages. Since I don’t use notes when I preach I’m sure this message came out a little differently last Sunday but I’ve written it so that you might … Continue reading
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Tagged Christianity, faith, humanity, lessons learned, redemption
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a beautiful mess
It’s right about dawn Christmas Eve morning. All is still and calm. I love this time of the morning when the whole day is full of possibility. What I’m chewing on is… birth. Specifically the birth of Jesus. Thousands, maybe … Continue reading
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Tagged Birth, Christ, Christianity, Christmas, faith, Jesus, love
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