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Category Archives: Wake Up Calls
Caution – Bumper Stickers Ahead
Driving to work can be a life-threatening exercise in multi-tasking. We go speeding along in a musically-enhanced, comfort-controlled environment as we do an assortment of important things, like putting the finishing touches on our oral hygiene and adjusting our hair … Continue reading
Posted in Devotional, Insights, Wake Up Calls
Tagged Bumper stickers, Power in the Name of Jesus, Road Hazard
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Put the Lid Back on the Sewer!
It seems like God keeps sending us wake-up calls and we keep hitting the snooze button. It’s understandable, because quieting the irritating reminder that it’s time to get up and get busy is certainly the easier option, and the easy … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Family, and Culture, In the News, Insights, Wake Up Calls
Tagged President Donald Trump, Stephen Colbert
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A Brave New Ecclesiastical World
This piece is not what I’d prefer to write today, but I’m hoping you’ll indulge some anger and a little sarcasm. When a term becomes so distorted that it can mean anything, then it really means nothing at all. This … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Family, and Culture, In the News, Insights, Right Side Up, Wake Up Calls
Tagged Legalizing Marijuana, Liberal Church, Moral Chaos
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‘In’ – A Preposition with Eternal Implications
It sounded like an ultimatum when he said it, and I never liked ultimatums. Ultimatums never did come equipped with enough options to suit me, and this one had that same deficiency. My friend from Tennessee insisted that we had … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Family, and Culture, Insights, Wake Up Calls
Tagged Commitment to Christ, In Christ
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‘Fake News’ – An Expanded Perspective
We have a newly coined term in America. ‘Fake news’ has achieved iconic status in the wake of our recent Presidential election, and has become a battle cry for some and a call for vengeful retaliation for others. The ‘Media … Continue reading
Posted in Faith and Politics, In the News, Insights, Right Side Up, Wake Up Calls
Tagged Fake News, Fake Sermons, Pulpits, social welfare, Thought Control
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Blind Faith — The Most Tragic Blindness of All
Nothing in the arsenal of human resources has more power to influence every aspect of our lives or more potential to affect the world around us than our capacity to believe. What we believe, and the degree to which that belief … Continue reading
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Tagged Blind faith
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