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What a ‘bam!’ verse this is | Crossmap Blogs (opens the original)
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Isaiah contains some of the loftiest, majestic, and beautiful poetry in the Bible. It also contains some of the most startling truths, which are made all the more startling by their being wrapped in such vividly lyrical, beautiful language. I was struck the other morning by this verse in Isaiah 50:11, Behold, all you who kindle a fire, Who encircle yourselves with flaming arrows, Walk in the light of your fire And among the flaming arrows you have set ablaze. This you will have from My hand: You
On fallen pastors who seek the pulpit again | Crossmap Blogs (opens the original)
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A leader falls. He goes away, out of the public eye. He is supposed to repent, practice the discipline or the guardrails his former fellow elders placed on him, then he goes to humbly sit in the pew and worship from there from then on. His fellow congregants are supposed to rejoice with him over his repentance and move forward as if the sin that made him fall was forgotten, because God forgets it when we repent. Grace abounds. Sadly, that is not the experience of many of the publicly fallen past
Psalm 23: Goodness & Mercy | Crossmap Blogs (opens the original)
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I’m enjoying HB Charles’ new book Psalms of Trust: Living with Confidence in God at All Times. He is a good writer. In chapter 1 Charles covers Psalm 23. I liked the quote he chose from Dr. John Phillips (1927–2010). See below the Psalm Have a wonderful Lord’s Day, or whatever day you are reading this. 1 The LORD is my shepherd, I will not be in need.2 He lets me lie down in green pastures; He leads me beside quiet waters.3 He restores my soul; He guides me in the paths of righteousness For the
My 9/11/2001 memory; Part 1 | Crossmap Blogs (opens the original)
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In March of 2001 I started a newspaper. It was a weekly community paper where I’d determined to cover our local government. I was fiercely committed to our First Amendment rights, especially a free press and the right to assemble. The local community had a newspaper already but it had drifted from its origins when founded 30 years prior, and was now actually oppressing the citizenry. They were effectively a government arm. I had a goal of using my paper to teach the locals what their rights and
Archer & Olive, meanness, and kindness | Crossmap Blogs (opens the original)
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I have always loved paper. I’m a writer, to comes with the territory! Especially since I spent half my life expressing myself on paper before computer screens were invented. When I was in Italy, I purposely made a trip to the town of Fabriano. That place is one of the earliest and most important places in the West that sparked the trade in paper. The tradesmen there in the 1200s invented vats with multiple hammers, shortening the pounding time necessary to grind fiber to a malleable state. They
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