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Tag Archives: doubt
A Question of Relevancy: Jonah the Racist?
Many churches strive to make their teachings “Monday morning relevant.” Whether one is speaking of the sermon delivered from the pulpit or an Adult Bible study lesson, the question of relevancy seems to be stressed quite often in some circles. … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Politics, Religion, Spirituality
Tagged betrayal, doubt, faith, fear, God, judgment, religion, sin, trusting God
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A Tortured Path … one small step
A Christian testimony may be defined as the story of one’s walk with God. On the other hand, some may consider it a statement of how one accepted Jesus the Christ as his or her savior. Either way, there is … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Religion, Testimony
Tagged baptism, Christian cops, doubt, faith, religion, seeker, spirituality, trusting God
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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 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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The Last Voice You Hear
AnOldSinner recently ran across a story about the last moments of life. It was not, however, a true story. It was the story of a fictional death of a fictional character, Calvin from the comic strip “Calvin and Hobbes.” The story was well written and made … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Religion, Spirituality
Tagged Calvin and Hobbes, Christ, doubt, faith, fictional character, God, heaven, Jesus, religion
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A Defensive Position
AnOldSinner commented on the meaning and importance of a Christian’s testimony a few weeks ago. One point made in “Unsworn Testimony” is how important the testimony may be to someone hearing it. While one’s testimony is important, the problem as … Continue reading
God’s Will Be Done?
The hot topic one morning recently on a local radio talk show was abortion. The conservative host’s position was that life is sacred and abortion is morally wrong. He found it disturbing that so many callers found abortion acceptable. He … Continue reading
Posted in Abortion, Faith, Religion
Tagged abortion, abortion advocates, current-events, doubt, fear, God, Pro-choice, Pro-life, radio talk show, religion
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A Question of Significance
The small group study at our church recently undertook the question of significance. Within a larger topic, the lesson addressed the question of individual significance. An illustration in this particular lesson was a Calvin and Hobbes comic strip in which Calvin screams … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Religion
Tagged church, doubt, God, god and the universe, pride, religion, significance, sin, speck of dust, theology, understanding
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Don’t Blink
Kenny Chesney does a great version of the song, Don’t Blink. If you’ve never heard it, at least check out the lyrics. It is a poignant commentary about the way life seems to fly by, in the blink of an … Continue reading →
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