Posts Tagged ‘God’s glory’
May 5th, 2013 | 
Author: In all places and at all times mankind has been fascinated with the heavens above. Even the atheist is not dead to their majesty and beauty and experiences a sense of awe, Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Bible, Living the Psalms, Psalms, Spirituality | 
Tags: creation, Gerard Manley Hopkins, God's beauty, God's glory, God's power, praise, Psalm 19, Psalm 8 | 
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When David Boudia was competing in the men’s ten-meter platform diving event at the 2012 London Olympics, this Carmel High School graduate managed to put aside, at least temporarily, his loyalties and root for someone from archrival Noblesville. More importantly, after Boudia won the gold medal, I discovered that he is an example of the power of the peace of God. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Religion and Culture, Spirituality |
Tags: Adam Soldati, Beijing Olympics, Bob Kravitz, C. S. Lewis, David Boudia, diving, fame, freedom, God's glory, Gospel of John, Gospel of Matthew, Hebrews 13, Indianapolis Star, Jesus Christ, London Olympics, peace of God, self, success |
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America is a consumerist society. It is wonderful to have so many options to choose from and to obtain our favorite foods, beverages, tools, cars, clothes, and entertainment.
But what of our character? The market works not only to meet our needs, but also to fulfill our desires. As a result, we become people who think that the world exists for us. This attitude is disastrous for Christians. We become church consumers, and I am guilty of it too. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Religion and Culture, Spirituality |
Tags: character, Christ, Christians, church, church consumerism, desires, God, God's glory, Mark, passions, service, sin, the curse, the market, the soul |
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