Providence… providence…
Providence or providence… July 8… and Hope… As most people know I use the application called “Dragon Speak.” Which in my case probably has a bit of a notorious reputation […]
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Providence or providence… July 8… and Hope… As most people know I use the application called “Dragon Speak.” Which in my case probably has a bit of a notorious reputation […]
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Ascension Day – Ruling in the Midst of Thine Enemies Psalm 110:1 is quoted in part or in whole in many places in the New Testament – the first quote
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Easter Sunday “But I Will See You Again, and Your Heart Will Rejoice – One Heart of Enduring Joy!” We should have seen it coming. On the third day of
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God Rested, My Heart is Glad The timing of the heart is both fluid and wonderfully precisely orchestrated to adjust dynamically to demands of all sorts. But unless the Lord
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Where Your Treasure Is, There Your Heart Will Be Also Before the trials and the beatings began early Friday morning, Jesus had already lost blood. “Precious blood” was the ransom
Innocent Blood Betrayed or Consumed Debate continues about whether Judas received the Lord’s Supper on Maundy Thursday. That is most likely precisely the way the Holy Spirit intended it to
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“SPY” Wednesday, April 13 – What You and Others Put in Your Heart – Comes Out This day of Holy Week is sometimes called “Spy Wednesday.” The day begins with
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The Life Is in the Blood Which “Serves” the Body – The Heart Transports Life Many people I would suspect know of the prohibition in Scripture, and sustained by practicing
Loving Hearts – Cold Hearts – And Lawlessness Stylized Hearts – you know, the kind that are used on Valentine’s Day cards and stickers, are almost universally used as a
A Veil Over the Heart – Sometimes Opened One of the more interesting surgical questions I had about heart surgery is “How does a surgeon approach opening the pericardium and