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Women in the Kingdom of God (Resources and the Podcast)
On Sunday, I shared a message addressing the question, "Is Christianity oppressive to women?" Take a listen by clicking "play" above or go here and download it. My conclusion is that, yes, sometimes Christianity has been oppressive to women and has marginalized...
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The “New” Covenant – Follow Me, Part 64
Mark 14:22-26 Jesus imparts new significance into an old custom Last time, Jesus called the 12 together to celebrate the Passover. But other than the mention that "as they were... eating" (Mark 14:18), there are no details of either the actual Passover Meal nor of...
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Dinner With “Friends” – Follow Me (Part 63)
Mark 14:12-21 Passover with the Disciples Last time we looked at Judas' deal with the Chief Priests to betray Jesus, and were left with a strong cause for self-examination. Now we return to the twelve disciples (including Judas) anxious to prepare for the Passover...
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A Bible full of Crucifixes
Stop me if you’ve heard (or preached) this sermon: “The reason we don’t have a crucifix in this church, glory to God, is because, hallelujah, Jesus is not on that cross anymore, amen?! (Amen!). No! Glory to God, Jesus rose again, and the cross is empty, amen?!...
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No, Jesus is not “re-sacrificed” at the Catholic Mass
Have you ever heard someone say that “Catholics believe they are re-sacrificing Jesus” in the Catholic Mass? I have. And guess what; that’s not the teaching of the Catholic Church regardless of what you might have heard! What follows is what is really happening in the...
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How can we speak about God? (Reflections on the Catechism)
I've been telling everyone I know that I think one of the absolute best theology books available to anyone is the Catechism of the Catholic Church. <<< You can click on that link and get it for .99 cents on Amazon Kindle. I've been reading it for the...
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What To Do When You Feel Stuck
Psalm 13 How long, O Lord? Will you forget me forever? How long will you hide your face from me? I just recently celebrated two years at the church that I work at. It is an absolute honor and privilege to work at this church, and it is incredible working with my...
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Why theological insight is typically gained in hindsight
Some years ago, while listening to a Bible teacher named Malcolm Smith in a recorded teaching about Jesus, he said something that has stuck with me, and I myself have adopted it as something that I regularly say to others. He said, "It takes a long time to think about...
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Why is the righteousness of the pray-er linked to the effectiveness of prayer?
My drive-time to work each morning (about 35 minutes) is often time that I spend in prayer and meditation on Scripture. There was a lot to pray about on this morning's drive. A scripture that often comes to mind when I'm praying is James 5:16b, which says "The prayer...
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