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Paul Says He is Alive

I remember when I was a police officer investigating an incident. One particular moment was really fascinating. It was a car accident and there were several witnesses to the crash. As I spoke to each person it seemed everyone had a different perspective about what happened. It was almost like I was hearing about several…

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Church Politics!

There's an old saying: "There are two things you don't want to watch being made - Sausage and Church Politics!" Funny. But the humor reveals some challenges that, if we face them, will help us weather times of conflict and even scandalous behavior by people we thought should know better. The truth is it isn't…

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I Am Ready

The great Curtis Mayfield wrote a song in the 1960's that was heavily influenced by his early years in the church of his youth. This song, "People Get Ready," hit the American music scene at a time of great social turmoil. The lyrics hit home with me even today! People get ready, there's a train…

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John’s Baptism

Halfway isn't enough. What use is a bridge that's only halfway constructed. Yep, that's right. It's a dead end! No wonder we are always encouraged to "finish what you start." "It's always too early to give up." I always teach my girls that, if they want to accomplish anything, finish what's in front of you.…

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The Unknown God

"Hey, did you hear the latest?" Oh, how we love a juicy story, especially if it means I know something nobody else knows! All you have to do is look at the tabloids in the grocery store to see how much we love telling or hearing something new! There's two sides to this desire, by…

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Set The World Upside Down

A man by the name of Rob Bell once said "When someone sets out to be controversial or provocative or shocking as an end in itself, I don't think that' a noble goal." And I agree. Provocation for provocation's sake is not very helpful. Being shocking just to get a reaction is rarely constructive. But…

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