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A Mile From The Beach
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The occasional musing about Christian faith, books, thoughts, and anything else, including baseball, football, family and friends...from only a mile from the beach...
- Added on: Oct 1st, 2005
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Listed in: Religion Spirituality
- Tags: baseball Church blogosphere Christian life pop culture god's will
Recent Posts
Ninety Days, Day Eighty Two.
14-15Our firm decision is to work from this focused center: One man died for everyone. That puts everyone in the same boat. He included everyone in his death so that everyone could also be included in his life, a resurrection life, a far better life...
Ninety Days, Day Eighty One.
4Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. 5It is not rude, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs. 6Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. 7It alw...
Ninety Days, Day Eighty.
Until the past couple of years, prayer has been a challenge for me. The idea that I would get down on my knees and say a few words to an invisible God was always daunting to me. Is He really listening? Does it even matter? But as I’ve continu...
Ninety Days, Days Seventy Eight and Seventy Nine
So here's the scoop. I've been behind in my blogging on The Bible in 90 Days, but I have a good reason: I've been spending a fair bit of time these past couple of weeks preparing a sermon message to preach this coming Sunday. The week o...
Giving Thanks…or Ninety Days, Days Seventy to Seventy Seven.
Today was a day in which I had the chance to continue (and nearly finish) Christmas shopping for my wife. Since she needed to help out a friend earlier in the day, I had the chance to take the kids to a nearby mall – and my daughter's opini...
Third Person Christian – from Evotional.com
Third-Person Christian I think some people are what I would call third-person christians. I’m not a grammarian, and I don’t know if this metaphor holds up literally, but third-person christians read the Bible in the ...
