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- Marcus, on my top 10 are the daily devotionals. I love getting those from you in the morning, always a thought provoking insight that challenges me to go deeper in my faith. Thanks for sharing...
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- And... if we don't fancy ourselves to be poets? Um, what then? (I took the liberty to listen anyway and liked it. : )
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Buddy Greene plays Harmonica like nobody’s business. Just open his site in a new browser and listen to his music while you read this. I was reading through the lyrics on his site this morning and was struck by these lines from “Jesus Has Left the Building”:
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1 year ago
Good luck with the contest
Jacob
Group Writing Projects's last blog post..What I Learned From Mashing It Up! Group Writing Project
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Sam's last blog post..Asleep I Sang With the Body of Christ in Retreat
1 year ago
Ted Gossard's last blog post.."stepping stones - conversion" - from L.L. Barkat
1 year ago
It's a long story, and the short version leaves out all the pertinent details, but when the church I was attending closed (I'm still fuzzy on those details), I didn't go out looking for a new one to attend. Dissatisfied with "churchy" language and answers, a friend and I started an almost-weekly Bible study/discussion/prayer meeting.
Someday, I'll return to an organized church setting, and even now I still attend occasional services with friends or family, but what seemed like a desert has now become a garden, and I've learned as much from the quiet acts of worship and practical living-out of my faith as I ever did from the frenzy of church activities and socializing.
Keanan Brand's last blog post..Back to the Beginning