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Poets & Preachers: Eternal Life
We are not Made for Holes in the Ground We are not made for holes in the ground Not destined for earthen beds We are not made to rest in the clay Not numbered with the dead We are made to live We are made to last We are made to praise…
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Poets & Preachers: Open Mic Night
I had the opportunity to participate in an open mic event at The Stirring during the Poets & Preachers conference last night. An amazing experience seeing God speak through so many different voices! Special thanks to Micah Bournes (check him out here: http://www.micahbournes.com/) for running the show and being a voice of encouragement to newbies in…
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Poets & Preachers
I have the opportunity to attend an amazing conference through The Stirring Church in Redding, California called Poets & Preachers. The focus is to help people find the voice God created in them to speak His truth in the world where they are at and wherever He sends them. In looking forward to this conference,…
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Jesus is for Every Season
This is a post from my other blog, Dadvotionals.com, but thought it was good to share on this site as well. Hope you all had a wonderful and memorable Christmas. Christmas is a wonderful time of the year. I love the music, the food, the family gatherings, but most of all I love the reason.…
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Thoughts on Christmas: A Mother’s Song, A Daughter’s Song
And Mary said: “My soul glorifies the Lord and my spirit rejoices in God my Savior, for he has been mindful of the humble state of his servant. From now on all generations will call me blessed, for the Mighty One has done great things for me– holy is his name. His mercy extends to…
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Repentance and the Kingdom of God
Originally posted on Bill Randall Writes: So what is the motivation for and outcome of choosing into this life that Jesus has made possible? Jesus simply puts it this way as recorded in Matthew 4:17; “Repent for the Kingdom of heaven is near.” In other words, we repent in…
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