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Do I Take God’s Word Seriously?

Blog· Podcast to Blog· Thoughts · 3 minute read

The post reflects on Psalm 119:105-112, emphasizing the importance of God’s Word as guidance and a heritage. The psalmist’s oath to keep God’s rules highlights a deep commitment. It encourages readers to take Scripture seriously, suggesting practical steps for deeper engagement and inviting them to the “Dwelling Richly” podcast for further exploration.

SGYA: “The Dead Rise First?”

So Glad You Asked· Thoughts · 3 minute read

The post addresses a perceived contradiction between 1 Thessalonians 4:16, which says “the dead in Christ shall rise first,” and 2 Corinthians 5:8, where Paul states “to be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord.” It clarifies that when believers die, their souls are immediately with Jesus, but their bodies await resurrection at Christ’s return.

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When God Disciplines Me

Blog· Podcast to Blog· Thoughts · 3 minute read

“Have you ever considered that the challenges in your life might be God’s way of guiding you back to His word? Discover the surprising value of His discipline in this episode…

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Rediscovering Dad

Blog· Thoughts · 8 minute read

I’ve been teasing you with hints about a surprise, and today, I’m finally spilling the beans. My dad was a pastor, and growing up as a pastor’s kid gave me some amazing memories. Fast forward to 2024, both my parents have passed, and I found myself going through old boxes in the garage. Imagine my shock when I discovered a box of my dad’s old cassette tapes, recordings of his teachings from the early ’80s!…”My dad’s voice transported over the sound waves and over the years – 43 years, to be exact. I heard him – the years had worn out the audio making his voice a little different than his deep natural voice – but that was him – I recognized the intonation, the cadence, even the lilt and funny way he joked – that’s my dad. THAT’S MY DAD….” [continue reading]

Stay Tuned.

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