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Lessons from Mark (murmuring)
In Mark 14:3-5, we have the fairly well-known story of a woman (Mary, we know from John), breaking open a box of expensive perfume, and anointing Jesus with it. The occasion was a feast, or a banquet — possible to … Continue reading
The ‘Love Not’ Command
Love not the world, neither the things that are in the world. (1 John 2:15) (I was sharing some thoughts with my wife and also with a friend at church; they both thought this worth sharing with others; thus, this … Continue reading
God Can Use Your Uniqueness
Recently, I heard a message about the woman who had been bound by Satan 18 years and was healed on the Sabbath day. This event in the life of Jesus is only told by Luke. It was supposed that perhaps … Continue reading
I Need You
I was listening to a message recently (not at my church), and the person speaking said something like I’m too busy with my ministry responsibilities to spend time with people. That started me thinking; it recalled a recently-learned truth — … Continue reading
On Critics and Criticism (Overview)
As I considered this topic, I’ve decided to split it up into multiple posts. There is a place for critics, no doubt, but I don’t remember seeing any statues to them in the Hall of Fame. That’s a saying I … Continue reading
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Lessons from Mark (questions)
Note: I’ve been missing doing writing here; it’s just been a rather busy time. But, I’m hoping to get back into writing somewhat more regularly. This little thought comes from Mark 11:29 and Mark 11:33 – for those without a … Continue reading
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Lessons from Mark (rewards)
In my slow, plodding way of going through Mark, reached Mark 9:41 and pondering the verse, it was such a blessing. Have you ever done anything (or many things) for others, and found them unappreciative? Or perhaps you do something … Continue reading
Lessons from Mark (edification)
In Mark 9:17-22, there is the story of the man whose son was possessed by “dumb” spirit; also called a “foul” spirit. From other passages of Scripture, we find that these spirits seem to prefer to indwell living things – … Continue reading
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Time Flies
So, here at we at 2016; already in the second month, and nearly half-way through. Merry Christmas! Happy New Year! Happy Valentine’s Day! Here in North Texas, it’s been unseasonably warm. I had such a good time over Christmas (I … Continue reading
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Lessons from Mark (Life)
In the first nine verses of Mark 8, there is the recording of the feeding of the four thousand. I think that we are sometimes so taken up with the miracle that we forget what is going on in the … Continue reading