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Elusive Wisdom
Before we get to the second part of my posting on being a Church family, I want to add some thoughts on wisdom in a modern age. I couldn’t stop thinking about the issue this weekend, and as I was out on my tractor for several hours Sunday, I had plenty of time to think. [...]
Also posted in Christianity in North America, Church Issues, Discernment, God the Father, Godhead, Godly Character, Jesus Christ, Maturity, Oddities, Relevance, Simplicity, The Holy Spirit
Tagged Calamity, Disasters, Failure, Faithfulness, Maturity, Sin, Wisdom, Wise
Fuzzy Church
The times we live in are growing increasingly difficult for people to navigate. It’s hard to ignore the cultural and societal breakdown. The wicked seem to flourish, and the righteous increasingly find it tougher to cope in a world where truth is called a lie and love is considered hate. The anger in this country [...]
Also posted in Boldness, Christianity in North America, Church Issues, Counterculture, Discernment, Faith, Godly Character, Leadership, Maturity, Obedience, Oddities, Perseverance, Relevance, Simplicity
Tagged Abortion, American Church, Anger, Christian Right, Christianity in North America, Church Issues, Counterculture, Culture, Culture War, Discipleship, Dominionism, Great Commission, Hatred, Lies, Picketing, Politics, Protests, Revolution, Simplicity, Society, Tea Party, Truth


Stuff I Don’t Get: Creation, Sin, Death, and Design
by Dan Edelen • Comments (26)
Also posted in Church Issues
Tagged Creation, Creation Museum, Death, Design, Effects of Sin, Ken Ham, Physiology, Sin, Swallow