Chris Altrock – February 7, 2010 While traveling recently to the Philippines, I was reminded of the human tendency to create boundaries. For example, at the Memphis International Airport there is a clear boundary regarding where you can and cannot park. You can park in long-term lots and short-term lots. But you cannot [...]
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Prayer from Psalm 117: Worship Wish
LORD, your love is so long-lasting. It never ends. Your faithfulness is so forever-going. It never quits. That’s why I hope one day all the world will worship you. That’s why I dream of a day when all peoples will praise you. I long to be part of that global chorus singing, “Hallelujah!” [image: http://www.flickr.com/photos/greyeyesgabriel/2902139707/]
Saving For Christmas: Jesus is Savior Above All and For All (Lk. 2:1-14)
This Friday most of us will celebrate Christmas, a day on which we mark the birth of Jesus. Author Max Lucado reflects on the many ways people view this Jesus whose birth Christmas celebrates.[1] Some, Lucado writes, see Jesus as the “Rabbit’s-Foot-Redeemer.” Jesus is a good-luck charm. The Rabbit’s-Foot-Redeemer’s specialty is getting you out of [...]
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Freedom of Simplicity: Finding Harmony in a Complex World
