Yesterday, I blogged about the decisions we make in life when we are young and/or vulnerable and how many of those decisions become secret vows that set our course in different areas of life. This subject has fascinated me over and over as I have studied it in my life and in the lives of […]
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I have always been fascinated by people, and for as long as I can remember, I have memorized people by some of their particular characteristics. Most often, I can recognize someone in a crowd by the way they walk. How a person carries themselves becomes a defining characteristic in my mind. I also pay attention
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0u3-2CGOMQ&w=560&h=315] This video is one of the finest, most brilliant, merciful engagement of ideas I have seen, and will prove to be a valuable resource and asset for the battle of the minds waging in our culture on us and especially our children. Allow yourself to be challenged.
My pastor preached today about how God has given us everything we need through the Holy Spirit to live godly, righteous lives. As I considered all that God has invested in us, I began to think about all the things God empowers us to do. Holiness is not static, and God has not called us
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When you are not hungry, you assume others aren’t either. When you are not hungry, you will not make an eating plan. When you are not hungry, you don’t care what others around you eat. When you are not hungry you’ll snack on things without nutritional value, and wonder why you ate it. These things
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If there is one show I have ever watched that sets my thoughts to whirling it would be “Hoarding Buried Alive”. The show takes you on a journey into the lives of people who for one reason or another begin collecting things to the point that their homes are over-stuffed, dangerously unhealthy, and impassable. Each
I attended Christ for the Nations Institute in Dallas, Texas where I earned an Associated Degree in Practical Theology, in 1995. It was a two-year intensive course in Biblical studies, and ministry applications that was well stocked with teachers of the Word, and was frequented by many guest speakers who often spoke in one week
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To my children as you grow: Sometimes when you feel your life has stalled out it is because there are decisions you need to make, but haven’t. Often they are already in your heart and mind, but you have not drawn your conclusions. The mental energy expended just mulling the ideas over and over in
Summer is here and life in the Morris house is in full swing, much like it is in your houses. A few weeks ago I posted blogs about being a house guest, and being a host, since this time of the year finds us as both. Right now, our house is bustling with guests and
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