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Tag Archives: god
Fear of Wonder
“Wonder,” I think, always carries with it a sense of questioning. How can you look at anything with wonder, and not be filled with questions? How? What? Why? Who? When? We have all used “wonderful” to describe something we’ve experienced … Continue reading
Unboxing God – Coming this fall
I haven’t been posting much here lately as I’ve been distracted by other projects, including finishing work on my book Unboxing God–An Unevangelical Guide to Christianity, which is being published by W. Brand Publishing. The book is due out this … Continue reading
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Tagged Christianity, evangelical, god, theology, unboxing, unevangelical, wonder
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In God We Trust
“In God We Trust.” In the United States, we all recognize this phrase, which appears on all of our money. Obviously, this is hardly the case as far as our nation goes—and for that matter, it’s not always easy for … Continue reading
Carry On, My Extravagant Son
When we hear the word “prodigal” today, we tend to think “wayward” or “wandering.” However, the word actually means “wasteful” or “extravagant.” As a joke, people will often greet someone who returns after an absence with “the prodigal returns!” I … Continue reading
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Tagged extravagant, god, grace, love, parable, prodigal, son, This I know
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