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Four Essential Leadership Values from 1 Timothy 3
ABSTRACT The Apostle Paul wrote his first epistle to the younger Timothy, his coworker in the evangelistic enterprise, to give counsel regarding the issues, which had surfaced in the church at Ephesus. Paul’s charge to Timothy (1 Timothy 1:3) was to deal with the false teachings in Ephesus. Paul tells Timothy to command certain peopleContinue reading “Four Essential Leadership Values from 1 Timothy 3”
Emotions and Attitudes: Boredom
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I’ve blogged this week about emotions and attitudes and how they are warning signs to us that there is something buried deep within us of which we need to repent. I wrote about Anger and Anxiety on Tuesday and yesterday’s blog on Pride received some interesting comments particularly on…
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What were the disciples looking for on the first Easter Sunday Morning? On that first Easter morning, there was a band of women and a group of disciples who were hunting. But they weren’t hunting for Easter Eggs, they were hunting for their best friend, Jesus the Christ, the…
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Holy Saturday is the time in between John 19:41-42 and John 20:1: Now in the place where he was crucified there was a garden, and in the garden a new tomb in which no one had yet been laid. So because of the Jewish day of Preparation, since the…
Good Friday Evening and Holy Saturday: The Waiting
The Historical Narrative of that first Easter Weekend began on Good Friday evening with a wealthy Jewish Disciple of Jesus named Joseph of Arimathea along with Nicodemus, a Pharisee and member of the Jewish Sanhedrin wrapping Jesus’ lifeless body in clean linen and laying him in his own new tomb. The tomb had been cutContinue reading “Good Friday Evening and Holy Saturday: The Waiting”
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Image via Wikipedia O Lord Jesus Christ, who suffered death upon a cross for our sakes; We look upon You whom we have pierced and we mourn for our sins with godly sorrow; teach us how to forgive as you have forgiven us; display to us that we are…
Modern- Day Knight
As I ponder my life past and present, I find a hunger to develop a deeper trueness and integrity so that the person I project to be is more congruent with the person I truly am. I have always been fascinated by the virtues embodied by medieval knights and have wondered privately what a modern-day nightContinue reading “Modern- Day Knight”