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| Blog Name: | Beauty of the Bible |
| Url: | http://beautyofthebible.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Bible, Christianity, Religion |
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| Popularity: | 40 Followers |
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Giving Thanks
I think we too often reduce thanksgiving to a simple emotion, or, once a year, to a holiday where we remember and acknowledge those persons and things that stirred that emotion. And I certainly don’t want to diminish or dismiss those, but thanksgiving is first and foremost an offering. An offering made to a recipient. We tend to be pretty good about making those offerings to earthly recipients. The endless stream of “Thank You” notes (for which I am most thankful, but mostly to my wife for writing mine) comes to mind. The “Thank You” note for the “Thank You” note has always puzzled me, though. What about when there is no
I think we too often reduce thanksgiving to a simple emotion, or, once a year, to a holiday where we remember and acknowledge those persons and things that stirred that emotion. And I certainly don’t want to diminish or dismiss those, but thanksgiving is first and foremost an offering. An offering made to a recipient. We tend to be pretty good about making those offerings to earthly recipients. The endless stream of “Thank You” notes (for which I am most thankful, but mostly to my wife for writing mine) comes to mind. The “Thank You” note for the “Thank You” note has always puzzled me, though. What about when there is no
Giveaway: 22 Volume Calivin Commentary
My blogging buddy Bryan Lopez (no relation) who blogs at, appropriately enough, bryanlopez.com, is giving away a 22 Volume Calvin Commentary. I know that many of you are Calvinist and proud, so I encourage you guys to check out Bryan’s blog and contest and enter. I really dig Bryan and his blog, and his organization sounds like a worthy venture. However, I’m not entirely sure I would have a happy holidays if I brought home a 22
My blogging buddy Bryan Lopez (no relation) who blogs at, appropriately enough, bryanlopez.com, is giving away a 22 Volume Calvin Commentary. I know that many of you are Calvinist and proud, so I encourage you guys to check out Bryan’s blog and contest and enter. I really dig Bryan and his blog, and his organization sounds like a worthy venture. However, I’m not entirely sure I would have a happy holidays if I brought home a 22
Christian Audio Books for $7.49
The Christian Audio blog announced the twice-yearly $7.49 sale. You can find lots and lots of Christian audio books and a few complete audio Bibles for $7.49 now through December 4, 2009. I am not an affiliate or in any way associated with Christian Audio, but you can get: ESV Hear the Word Audio Bible (Complete and Unabridged) NRSV New Testament The Message, and a lot of
The Christian Audio blog announced the twice-yearly $7.49 sale. You can find lots and lots of Christian audio books and a few complete audio Bibles for $7.49 now through December 4, 2009. I am not an affiliate or in any way associated with Christian Audio, but you can get: ESV Hear the Word Audio Bible (Complete and Unabridged) NRSV New Testament The Message, and a lot of
Two Types of Typos-I Really Hate One
I understand typos. I don’t like them, but I’m guilty of committing them, so I get them. But, as I see it, there are two types: (1) the typo that looks like a typo (e.g., teh blatant missed keustroke), and (2) the typo that makes the writer look like an idiot. Last Friday, I was guilty of the latter. But I’m not an idiot (not for this reason, anyway), I just didn’t catch it until this morning. I wrote: This past summer, my blogging buddy Joel and I engaged in a friendly discussion about whether there will or will not
I understand typos. I don’t like them, but I’m guilty of committing them, so I get them. But, as I see it, there are two types: (1) the typo that looks like a typo (e.g., teh blatant missed keustroke), and (2) the typo that makes the writer look like an idiot. Last Friday, I was guilty of the latter. But I’m not an idiot (not for this reason, anyway), I just didn’t catch it until this morning. I wrote: This past summer, my blogging buddy Joel and I engaged in a friendly discussion about whether there will or will not
Enter His Courts with Thanksgiving
I had another opportunity this morning to write our pastor’s weekly Monday Morning Review. As I mentioned last week, he has been in Poland, Croatia and other parts of Eastern Europe with a ministry team from Prepare International. I look forward to the report as he lands back in Texas today. If you have a minute, check it out: Enter His Courts with Thanksgiving. Posted in Blogging, Christianity Tagged: Blog, Blogging, Christianity, Church, God, Mission Tr
I had another opportunity this morning to write our pastor’s weekly Monday Morning Review. As I mentioned last week, he has been in Poland, Croatia and other parts of Eastern Europe with a ministry team from Prepare International. I look forward to the report as he lands back in Texas today. If you have a minute, check it out: Enter His Courts with Thanksgiving. Posted in Blogging, Christianity Tagged: Blog, Blogging, Christianity, Church, God, Mission Tr
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