Read John 13 “To the wondering patriarch He now says in effect, ‘It’s all right, Abraham. I never intended that you should actually slay the lad. I only wanted to remove him from the temple of your heart that I might reign unchallenged there. I wanted to correct the perversion [...]
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Thank you Dan (and the BibleDude.net community), It is humbling and encouraging to see the response to the book. I am grateful for this project – and hope that all of us will become advocates for it’s message. The fatherless story is written into the heart of our generation, read [...]
Later the Master selected seventy(-two) and sent them ahead of him in pairs to every town and place where he intended to go. He gave them this charge: “What a huge harvest! And how few the harvest hands. So on your knees; ask the God of the Harvest to send [...]
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Why I see beauty here: The water is going only one way and you could not see the end of the stream of water anywhere. It felt like it was leading you somewhere unknown which drew the people passing by to stop and gaze out further than they could see. [...]
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Why I see beauty here: There is a passing beauty in the moment, a feeling of lost and bright youth in contrast to the weathering of age. The clean and gleaming reminders of innocent play against the mud that can await a misstep in this world. Submitted by: Larry Meredith [...]
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Why I see beauty here: As I positioned myself I found that even when I accidentally blocked some of the light the reflection remained, and even looked brighter and more beautiful in contrast to the shadow. So, here you see it. Light wins. Submitted by: Karen Eck Submitted to: [...]
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Why I see beauty here: i like the warm colour along with the contrast of shadow and light in this shot. Submitted by: Nancy Rosback Submitted to: capture [beauty] photography project Check out other photos in this project here.
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Thank you for the beautiful weeks of blogging and joining in on the journey of Scouting the Divine: My Search for God in Wine, Wool, and Wild Honey. When I think back about my time, one of the most meaningful spiritual lessons about God as shepherd actually came from [...]
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by Karen Spears Zacharias My father may have done more of the grocery shopping than I credit him for, but the only time I recall him bringing home the bacon was the night he also brought home a sack of bears. “Dave, what in the world is this?” Mama asked [...]
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by Laura Chase The 2nd portion of Scouting the Divine,centers on the theme of Harvesting. The story begins with Margaret Feinberg, and her husband Leif, spending a summer of Sunday afternoons feeding a group of young college-aged men, in their Alaskan home. Although unaware of it at the time, Margaret [...]
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by Don F Perkins It can be difficult to grasp the meaning of ancient stories written in a different culture, in another age, translated who knows how many times. Baptism, the washing of feet and many other concepts are just not part of our lives today. How do we relate [...]
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