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Wind and Fire

 

Eagerly anticipating the National Day of Prayer, I awakened to a fan of hot, dry air pouring through my bedroom window. Stretching my memory far back, I searched for another wind so powerfully gusty. The thermometer soon reached 95 degrees.

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When Did Hosea Love Gomer?

When did Hosea love Gomer, before or after she repented?

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What Is Good News?

What Is Good News?

Let’s say your eight year-old child disappeard in a crowded shopping mall right from under your nose, and it is three hours later. Your cell phone rings, and as you lift it to your ear, your heart cries out, “Oh let this be good news.” What kind of news would that good news be?

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Easter in One Word: Forgiveness

 

Palm Sunday a guest pastor at my church gave a message on forgiveness. God sent Christ into humanity in order to forgive us. Just as we have been forgiven, we should forgive others. This is the message of Easter.

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Jesus Gets Mobbed--Part One

Setting

Mark’s gospel exuberates immediacy and urgency. The word “immediately” is used 40 times in this short piece of writing.

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Jesus Gets Mobbed--Part Two

Recap

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Poem: On Greek Participle Construction

 

Introduction to a Little Ditty

 

I’m always bored on New Year’s Day,

Football’s not my thing.

The tree was down,

The carpet cleaned,

Fresh turkey soup all made.

Still, my mind was restless,

Minutes just ticking by.

Suddenly amusement came.

Laughter bubbled in.

Beginning to write these little poems,

I heard my friend, though absent,

scream, "Neuroses!" What of it?

It's all I have today.

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Happy New Year 2013

 

Happy New Year 2013

 

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Sudoku and God

 

Sudoku and God

 

Sudoku is a puzzle game of logical elimination. The numerical digits one through nine must be repeatedly arranged on a square game board of 81 cells, one digit per cell, following certain simple rules of arrangement.

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