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When God Does a New Thing – Pt. 4: Misapprehension (continued)
Ironically, my meditation on God’s “new thing” is not actually a “new thing”. It’s been a part of my understanding of God and how He works from my earliest days of walking with Him. Once we understand the nature of … Continue reading
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“Revelation or Religion” (Excerpt from Daily Open Windows – by T. Austin-Sparks)
Today’s entry from “Daily Open Windows“, the daily devotional of T. Austin-Sparks’ writings, is a poignant follow-up to the series just completed, “Traditions, Scripture and the Church“. It was too good not to share! (Note: the title, “Revelation or Religion” … Continue reading
“The Calf-Path” – by Sam Walter Foss (A pre-series post)
I am presently working on a series of posts: “Tradition, Scripture and the Church”. I plan to post part one next week. As an “appetizer” for that series, I’d like to share one of my favorite poems with you, “The … Continue reading
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