July 2012
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the steadfast love of the Lord never ceases his mercies, they are new every day they are new every morning; new ever morning great is thy faithfulness, O God great is they faithfulness
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Bedtime with Jonah last night...
Daddy: I love you Jonah. I can still remember the day you were born. I looked into your eyes and understood what it means to be made in the image of God and you made me feel like I was born again. And now, every minute I spend with you makes me feel more and more human.
Jonah: Oh daddy...eyes!...daddy have two ears....LISTEN!
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“Behind every beautiful thing there’s some kind of pain.”
– Bob Dylan (via an-introspective-heart)
Today I had the opportunity to spend 45 minutes with Dr Blaine Charette. On our car ride from Tyndale Seminary to Pearson International Airport we talked about Pneumatology, church growth, Roger Stronstad, Mark Driscoll and the beautiful city of Seattle, which he calls home. He shared some great advice that will help as I prepare to dive back in to my thesis and I treated* him to a cool lime...
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I might be a tad bit excited about this.
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Tonight we were at a friend’s house for dinner and I remarked: “I want us to be the kind of friends who pull out our instruments after supper to play music and sing songs into the night.” And that’s exactly what we did.
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guard your heart; lead your heart. whatever you do, don’t believe your heart.
Went to the homestead with my wife, son and dog this evening. Had dinner with my parents. Looked at photos with my grandmother. Walked through the fields with my boy and had a bon fire. So many memories of yesteryear; so much hope for tomorrow. Really, really good night. I feel content, whole.
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“A faith without some doubts is like a human body with no antibodies in it....”
– Timothy Keller (via jspark3000)
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Chris Chase is blogging again.
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J.S. Park: More On Proverbs -- The Huge Twist... →
jspark3000:
In reference to this post, a Primer on Proverbs —
I mentioned that Proverbs is actually a semi-storyline about a young student entering the world. The book of Proverbs says “My son” at least 25 times. The young man meets a cast of characters (like the Thief, Sluggard, and Adulterer) and keeps…
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J.S. Park: Five Truths About Proverbs: A Primer On... →
jspark3000:
I’m a starting a new sermon series this Sunday on the Book of Proverbs.
Some things you should know about Solomon’s great book of wisdom.
1) Proverbs is a Story-Line about a Young Student Entering The World.
It’s easy to see Proverbs as a random book of platitudes, but 1:8 says, Listen, my son, to your father’s instruction
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