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Thursday

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May 2015

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From jaded to joyful

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This is an article I originally wrote for the Christian Standard.   I knew how the game worked. Someone would walk into our church office, request to speak to a preacher, ask for prayer, and then tell a dramatic story of misfortune. They needed money and they needed it now. Their sister was dying of […]

Wednesday

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February 2015

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4 tips for spending time with God

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The size, desperation and persistence of the crowds surely felt suffocating to Jesus. You can’t blame the crowds. If you had a chance to be healed, hear spectacular teaching and catch a glimpse of the one rumored to be the hope of Israel, you’d go running and pushing too. So how would Jesus keep a […]

Tuesday

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January 2015

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4 steps to clarify your calling

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The word “calling” spooks us. We imagine some sort of mystical, magical poof that leaves us with an intricate path for our future. But when it doesn’t pan out this way, we feel directionless. I do believe that God sometimes clearly calls us in extraordinary ways. He told Paul to go to Damascus and find […]

Wednesday

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January 2015

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Do you make Jesus sigh?

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Do you have any “sighers” as friends? When things don’t go their way, they let the whole world know by emptying their lungs with a tremendous exhale. Go ahead. Try it. It’s kinda fun. I doubt Jesus sighed often. Joyfulness and patience filled his heart. Habitual sighers lack both. But there was a time in […]

Thursday

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July 2014

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Where confession leads

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II Samuel 11-12 tells the sordid tale of King David’s tragic failure. The shocking story exposes the dirty path of his sins: Laziness. Lust. Lies. Adultery. Murder. When Nathan, the prophet, rebuked David, the gravity of the sin finally surfaced. David was a broken, contrite man. He did not sound like a king, but like […]

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