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The Longer Ending of Mark: What’s a Disciple to do with that? (Follow Me – Part 77)
Mark 16:9-20 The Church finishes John Mark's "incomplete" ending Last time we looked at John Mark's original ending of his gospel (Mark 16:1-8), with his account of the empty tomb. But now, herein lies the rub! The modern/post-modern scholarly consensus is nearly...
The King is Risen! (Follow Me – Part 76)
Mark 16:1-8 Jesus is Risen Last time Jesus body was laid in the tomb by Joseph of Arimathea, the stone was rolled against the entrance, and the two Marys "saw where he was laid" (Mark 15:46-47). It is now Sunday morning. The sabbath is over and the three women (cf....
The King is Buried (Follow Me – Part 75)
Mark 15:42-47 The Burial of Jesus Jesus died on the day before the Sabbath at about 3pm, and evening is approaching (v. 42). If He is going to be buried, and not hang on the cross (bringing desecration to the land, and during the Passover at that) then it needs to...
Revelation 17:8 Part Two: A Response
A moment to explain to our readers why I'm writing this article. For a little over a year I have been preaching through Revelation. One of the people who has been following along with the sermons asked a great question about Revelation 17:8. Here is the passage… “The...
Foreordination, Predestination, Election & Revelation 17:8
I was recently sent a text with the following question. “In (Revelation) Chapter 17 verse 8 what does it mean ‘Whose names have not been written in the book of life from the creation of the world’?” Great question! This is a super thorny passage because of the...
The Penny-Pinching Extravagance of God’s Providence
I have not written in a long time. Yesterday I fell into an interesting comment session on Facebook about the intricacies of God’s providence with some folks that I though might make it interesting. A friend placed a meme entitled “Onus, give credit where credit is...
A Pledge of Allegiance to Jesus the King
I pledge allegiance to the Son, the King of God's kingdom,And to the Father and the Holy Spirit, with whom He is one,One Lord, one faith, one baptism,With unity, mercy, and justice for all.Amen
My Missional Reading List
I've been on a missional reading journey for a number of years now, and I thought it was time that I share some of my favorites with you all. The Forgotten Ways By Alan HirschIt all started for me here, and this book changed my life forever! After 25 years of serving...
Prayer For Women Like Us – Book Review
Prayer for women like us: Prayer Book & Journal For Exotic Dancers Wait, what? You can do that?!? If you're ex-stripper, Pastor, and author Monica Gary Sr. - yes you can! Full Disclosure: Monica is a friend and a missional ministry partner. But I can tell you that...
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