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Tag Archives: Christ
Saltwater Gospel?
Inspiration is a strange beast. One never knows what will cause it to catch one’s attention. At times, it seems to spring out of nowhere and grab one by the throat like a lion. At other times, it slips up … Continue reading
Which Jesus?
In “Whose Jesus” AnOldSinner discussed the idea that many people are seeking their personal interpretation of Jesus instead of the Jesus found in the Holy Bible. While the thought of people seeking an image of Jesus meeting their personal expectations … Continue reading
What! Me Worry
AnOldSinner’s church pride’s itself on being “Monday morning relevant.” That means messages from the pulpit are designed to give congregants information they can use to live in the world while focusing on their relationship with Christ. One way to accomplish … Continue reading
A Question Unasked?
A sermon at AnOldSinner’s home church earlier this year focused on the subject of hearing God’s voice. It was a great sermon, and it clearly reinforced one of my biggest challenges. Listening to God is hard for AnOldSinner, and the sermon reminded … Continue reading
A Blind Eye
Several years ago AnOldSinner wrote a piece entitled “Seeking Excuses.” Basically, it was my confession concerning the mental gymnastics I went through to avoid acknowledging my need to have a relationship with God. Recently, the beautiful view from the deck … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Religion, sin
Tagged Christ, christian testimony, church, evangelism, God, hardened hearts, hypocrisy
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Changed?
AnOldSinner was looking into the mirror the other day. It was not one of those, “Gosh is that another wrinkle moments,” or “Boy, I still look good for my age moments.” It was one of those, “What do others see … Continue reading
Jesus Wept
A little more than a year ago AnOldSinner wrote “Whose Jesus.” It was inspired by another writer’s essay about problems young, and some not so young, Christians were having with Evangelical Churches. The writer opined that Millennials and others were … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Religion
Tagged Christ, church, faith, God, Holy Spirit, Jesus, Jesus Christ, Jesus the Christ, personal relationship, spirituality, vision of Jesus
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A Loving God?
A couple of years ago AnOldSinner wrote “Of Job and Ants.” I was reminded of this piece during a sermon at my home church recently. We were starting a series on suffering, and Job was mentioned. Of course, I immediately … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Religion, Spirituality
Tagged Christ, doubt, faith, fear, God, God of the Old Testament, Jesus, loving God, religion, significance, sin, suffering
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Truly Blessed
A month or so ago I wrote “Blessed?” It was inspired by an essay published by another writer. His piece questioned the use of the word blessed. In fact the author believed the use of the word by Christians in the … Continue reading
Wandering into the Thorns?
AnOldSinner suffered from a form of writer’s block a few months ago. I would come up with an idea, write about half of the piece, and lock up. I blamed it on how busy I was with my studies at … Continue reading
Posted in Commitment, Faith, Religion, Spirituality
Tagged @jacksonseric, bible study, Christ, commitment, faith, prayer, seeking
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