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Category Archives: Missions
Fertilizer or Yeast
Late last year, I closed “Forgive the Confusion” by asking readers to stay tuned for a follow-up piece. What I did not know when I wrote that closing was how long readers would need to stay tuned. To paraphrase an … Continue reading
Posted in apologetics, Evangelism, Faith, Missions, Religion, Spirituality
Tagged Christ, church, evangelism, faith, God, Jesus, trust
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Forgive the Confusion
Christianity is a simple yet sometimes confusing belief system. If you do not believe that, consider the following. How many different Christian churches are there in your neighborhood? To be clear, I am speaking about churches and neighborhoods in the … Continue reading
Posted in apologetics, Evangelism, Faith, Religion, worship
Tagged Christ, church, God, Jesus, religion
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To the Brim!
Ever wondered what it means to live your life well? If you have, congratulations. Most of the people I’ve known well as colleagues, friends, competitors, or family never gave it a real thought. Instead, they focused on filling life up … Continue reading
Posted in Evangelism, Faith, family, Religion, Testimony
Tagged friendships, fulfillment, legacy, life well lived, personal legacy, satisfaction, success
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Of Action and Prayer
I ended Of Prayer and Action rather abruptly. Some might even believe I ended it in a heavy-handed way, sort of a “my way or the highway” thought. My real purpose was to make readers think about what I said. … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Missions, Religion, Spirituality
Tagged answered prayers, Children's prayer, lords prayer, prayer, unanswered prayers
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Of Prayer and Action
One of my favorite lay pastors was a retired doctor with a sense of humor. He often used his sense of humor during his Sunday morning remarks at our Adult Bible Study. Occasionally he crossed a line or two with … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Missions, Religion
Tagged being a light, faith, good works, power of prayer, prayer, trusting in God
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In His Time: A Bible Story
Some folks call them God taps. Others call them God signs. Still others call them God sightings. Whatever one calls them, many believers feel they are evidence of God’s active presence in the world today. Of course, skeptics and others … Continue reading
Blessed are the …
Almost three weeks ago, I posted from a small fishing village on the northeast coast of Brazil. My post mentioned my location, apologized for not having something new to post, linked to a piece from several years ago, and stated … Continue reading
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Tagged blessed, blessings, Christ, God, religion, spirituality
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Of Blessings and Challenges
Three years ago this week AnOldSinner published “Truly Blessed.” This piece was published while I was on a men’s mission to a small village in Brazil. It was also a follow-up to a piece titled “Blessed” posted a few weeks … Continue reading