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Request

Request

“Increase our faith,” is what Jesus’ friends requested of him. A daring request don’t you think?  Especially, given what they’d seen of Jesus’ faith life! 

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Grieved

Grieved

God’s love is demonstrated in what God wants for all of us, especially those being ruined by circumstances and then their circumstances being compounded because of the indifference of the comfortable.

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Before

Before

The best refreshing that can happen to us and therefore the world, is to remember who God is and what God has done, is doing and will do.

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Announcement

Announcement

“Fear is not your future, God is. Sickness is not your story, God is. Heartbreak is not your home, God is. Death is not the end, God is. So let him turn it in your favor- watch him work it for your good. Cause he’s not done with what he started, he’s not done until...

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For the Lost

For the Lost

I was born in a foundling home. (That's Catholic Church speak for orphanage.) That may be why I think a lot about Jesus' three stories of being lost and found: a lost sheep, a lost coin and a lost man. Each story tells of a God that risks all, won't rest and who runs...

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Opening

Opening

God wants to do a new thing, call it an opening. This is how God operates: Death into life. A slave revolt in Egypt. Our God makes a way out of no way. Many feel life has become a gerbil wheel-exertion with little progress at great cost. God wants more for us and more...

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Shine

Shine

If you’re going to have an intimate and active life with God, you’re going to have to say no to three things: smallness, separateness and superiority. You’re going to have to realize that we are a human family; that we live together on a blue ball made mostly of...

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Enjoy

Enjoy

It can all be so exhausting: life, livelihood, striving, even spirituality with its laundry list of how to be. Maybe that’s why Psalm 130 is one of my favorites. The poet seems to want one thing, to enjoy God! When last did you just enjoy God? The fact of God? The way...

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Speed-up

Speed-up

When the bible finishes its story, we are left with an image. It’s a gathering of people, a family reunion. Every nation, language and tribe. We’ve all got on long white robes, and palm branches in our hands. And we’re singing, all of us. Singing, “thanksgiving, power...

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Confrontation

Confrontation

Jesus wasn't meek and mild. You don't publicly execute meek and mild people. You crucify people who confront the system. Life with Jesus then and now is 50 percent comfort and 50 percent confrontation. If Jesus' words and example aren't confronting you about how you...

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