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Monthly Archives: February 2015
“We are ‘aliens and strangers in this world’ (1 Peter 2:11) in which prayer is no longer normal, and idolatry, the worship of all things not God, is. But above all, the new norm in this post-Edenic world, is the … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, For Pastors and Teachers, Quips and Quotes
Tagged 1 Peter 2:11, Genesis 3:5, prayer, self-worship
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The Wishing Map 39
Note: To read The Wishing Map from the beginning, click here. The Wishing Map Chapter Ten: Lost… (Continued) Previously: With the help of the immense bird Aviar, Zack resumed the search for his sister. Meanwhile, Liulah the cloud shepherd was rediscovering … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Story Power, The Wishing Map
Tagged Aviar, cloud shepherd, false teachings, Liulah, meditation, sylph
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“Prayer is a two-person gig. You can’t do it alone. Just as deep sea divers can’t survive without someone ‘up top,’ spiritual beings can’t survive without being connected to their Creator. There’s no such thing as a self-contained ‘scuba prayer.’” … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, For Pastors and Teachers, Religion/Faith
Tagged Creator, deep sea diver, God, prayer, scuba diving
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Prayer is not about aligning God to my will, it’s about aligning mine to his. ~More on Prayer: Pray as if Your Life Depends on It!
Posted in For Pastors and Teachers, Quips and Quotes, Religion/Faith
Tagged God, prayer, spiritual life
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The Wishing Map 38
Note: To read The Wishing Map from the beginning, click here. The Wishing Map Chapter Ten: Lost… (Continued) Previously: Zack had finally returned to his human state. Meanwhile, his sister Gina was being celebrated as the new Dragonmeer of Rennou… ⇔ … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Story Power, The Wishing Map
Tagged dragonmeer, escape, fantasy, Gina, Ismara
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Pray as if Your Life Depends on It!
“Deep Sea Diver” by TolyanMy Connecting With God, Part 1 Prayer is air. While I was busy working my way toward a college degree, my buddy Dean was busy working his way up Pacific Coast Highway. “He’ll never make a … Continue reading
Posted in For Pastors and Teachers, Memoir, Religion/Faith, Story Power
Tagged Connecting With God, deep sea diver, God, prayer, scuba diving, spiritual life
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The Wishing Map 37
Note: To read The Wishing Map from the beginning, click here. The Wishing Map Chapter Ten: Lost… Previously: Zack, who’d almost completely lost his humanness, had returned to the eyrie of the immense bird Aviar in hopes that the creature … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Story Power, The Wishing Map
Tagged Aviar, fantasy, prophecy, true self, Zack
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Geneva Two (Book Review)
For those interested in exploring the idea of an all-in Christian lifestyle, the modern-day equivalent of the New Testament church, Geneva Two is a wonderful introduction.
Posted in Books, Culture, For Pastors and Teachers, Religion/Faith
Tagged Christianity, church, Jesus, John 7:38, living water, New Testament
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The Wishing Map 36
Note: To read The Wishing Map from the beginning, click here. The Wishing Map Chapter Nine: The Ties That Un-bind (Continued) Previously: Delaying her search for her brother, Gina traveled with the millboy B’frona and her newly adopted dragon whelp … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Story Power, The Wishing Map
Tagged dragon, fantasy, hero, hero worship
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Finding the Love of Your Life
College and Career Night tries too hard. With its lattes and biscotti, and its hip young pastor. Still, he makes you think. And the biscotti melt like magic in the coffee. It’s two nights before Valentine’s Day. Derry pushes a clump … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, For Pastors and Teachers, Popular Culture & Entertainment, Religion/Faith, Story Power
Tagged God, love, romantic, soul mate, Valentine's Day
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