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If the Bible isn't stepping on your toes, it's because you're either not reading it or you're misreading it.
I haven't heard a song like this since "Yet Not I." Goodness this is just outstanding.
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Nobody understands the bond between a millennial and the mediocre movie their family just happened to own on VHS when they were 12 years old.
“The believer who is justified in Christ is the freest creature in the world.” Herman Bavinck
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I’m old enough to remember that these had more purchasing power in elementary school than crypto.
Two things can be true at the same time:
1) Some have weaponized tone to avoid having to deal with the substance of an argument.
2) God really cares not just about what you say, but how you say it, particularly in regard to speaking to your opponents.
The clarity and veracity of our words matter, but so do their flavor. When engaging with those who have harmed you or are your opponents, the Christian is commanded to still be marked by gentleness.
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"There are no maverick molecules in the universe," says Ben Sasse. cbsn.ws/4e5LH9T
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Haven’t seen anything quite like a sold out Dudy Noble Field on Super Bulldog Weekend. Jacob Parker grew up about 2 hours from Starkville. Both his parents went to Ole Miss. The Rebels wanted him, the Dawgs got him.
“Unfailing courtesy, kindness, tenderness, and consideration for others, are some of the greatest ornaments to the character of a child of God.
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The world can understand these things if it cannot understand doctrine. There is no religion in rudeness, roughness, bluntness, and incivility.
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