HeyJaredKimberly Milhoan, MD
Reflections originally inspired by the covid crisis, filtered with a Biblical lens.
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Seven Levels of Bible Reading (opens the original)
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A friend sent me this video which I found thought-provoking, convicting, and worthy of sharing. The 24 minute video proposes seven levels of Bible reading:The Crisis Reader: “The crisis reader has a real relationship with the idea of scripture. But the Bible itself is largely a closed book, not because of unbelief, but because of the quieter, more comfortable assumption that it’s there when you need it….If your Bible only opens when life breaks, you’re not reading scripture. You’re using it. And
On Semmelweis and handwashing (opens the original)
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Revolution followed Reformation (opens the original)
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Eric Metaxas’ book “Revolution” on the founding of the United States of America is a profoundly worthy read. It helped me connect dots from the arc of history that I had maybe never drawn.The biblical book of Daniel (chapter 2) records a dream had by Nebuchadnezzar, king of Babylon, and the interpretation of it given by God to Daniel, a servant of the king from among the captives of Israel. In the dream, the king had envisioned a statue with a head of gold, breast and arms of silver, belly and t
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