Sometimes we need people to reassure us that we are normal. Sometimes you are so at odds with the people around you that you wonder if there is something wrong with you. At a time when I was surrounded by sweet, gentle, quiet Christians who did not want to upset anything or anyone, just wanted […]
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From time to time we need to be reminded of who should be calling the shots, who should be on high definition video and who on audio. This scripture has been haunting me since i read it again yesterday. Let’s have a chin-wag on this. Paul in his first letter to the Thessalonians writes :
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I am famed for my hospitality, so much so, that looking out my glass doors, my eyes beheld this : a neighbouring cat had come to recline on my garden chair and was now sound asleep; as soon as i opened the glass door, it awoke and proceeded to stare at me for a long
I have been silent for one week, not that i have not spoken, i just have not written anything. My mind though has been seething with ideas, thoughts and plans. I wish i could do what i do with computers, transfer them to a disc drive for later usage. I have cogitated on everything from
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This is an email i received, it had been forwarded to dozens of people before me, mostly Bible believing evangelical Christians who kept sending it on. An interesting opportunity to probe the psychology of junk. Note the implicit threat for those who do not send it on. To think the reformation occurred several centuries ago
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Dear, dear, i dare say i have become a bit too aware of the feuding factions of Christendom and my charismaticopentecostal simplicity of simply loving Jesus is gone forever. Blame it on all those cantankerous Calvinist basement bloggers oozing theological smugness and biblical bile. Blame it on the scarcity of ‘cheweonable’ pentecostal theological works and
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