Stephen King is one of the most prolific authors in the United States. He is most known for his horror novels, many of which have… Read More »Irreligious: Forsaking Religion and Finding Jesus’ Forgiveness (Mk. 2:1-12) Chris Altrock – June 20, 2010
Today is the 29th day of Lent, a 40 day season of spiritual reflection, repentance, and renewal. During these 40 days we’ll explore the prayer life… Read More »Day 29 of 40 Following the Prayer Steps of Jesus
Our staff recently wrote our faith stories/ conversion stories in 140 characters (the limit for Twitter). Here’s the faith story of Buster Clemens, one of our… Read More »Tweetimonies: Buster Clemens
In the Hebrew language of the Old Testament, there were three Hebrew words used to describe the dark side of life.[1]
· One word carried the image of something once straight now no longer straight. It referred to straight things made bent. When the Hebrew authors of the Old Testament looked at life they saw things that seemed bent, twisted, or askew. Think about our world and national news. Doesn’t it seem like some things are askew? Think about what you experienced over the last month at work, at home, or at school. Doesn’t it seem like some things are twisted? Think about your own heart, your own soul. Doesn’t it seem that some things are bent?
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