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Tag Archives: prayer
Moslems Are Just as Nominal
I had a very enlightening pilgrimage (as you expected). You will hear more (as you expected). I am not recovered from my nine-hour direct flight from Istanbul to JFK, then my three-hour van ride home. So maybe I am not … Continue reading
The ABCs of the E Word — Devote
The D in the ABCs of evangelism is for devote. We can never face the task at hand and access the inner resources we need to do it unless we come to it from a place of deep devotion to … Continue reading
For the Groaners
This little meditation is for the groaners: people whose hearts are aching, whose bodies don’t work, whose mental and emotional habits don’t match up with their heart’s desire. God is groaning with you. We ourselves, who have the firstfruits of … Continue reading
Good Questions about Jesus
One of my friends put up the picture at the left on Facebook, so here I am forwarding it and expanding its pernicious reach. Go figure. If it brings you down, I apologize. No matter how painful the dialogue, it … Continue reading
Pray and Not Faint…again
This morning, I woke up to one of those dreams with a cast of thousands. Gwen and I were going to some show at some stadium and I had a part in it. But I had forgotten my script in … Continue reading
A Fast with Shalom House
We had a great blessing-of-a-feast last night – turkey, all the accoutrements, Gwen’s famous (or should be) dessert punch, amazing friends and comrades. Now for the fast. The people of Shalom House have called for a fast today. Our friends over … Continue reading
Posted in 3 The Mission
Tagged gun violence, hope, Oscar Romero, peacemaking, prayer, Shalom House
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Pray and Not Faint
Jesus said, “Men ought always to pray, and not to faint.” (Luke 18:1) At least He said that in the King James Version. I think it might be more literally translated: Jesus told them that “they” ought always to pray and … Continue reading
Ask
And Caleb said, “I will give my daughter Acsah in marriage to the man who attacks and captures Kiriath Sepher.” Othniel son of Kenaz, Caleb’s brother, took it; so Caleb gave his daughter Acsah to him in marriage. One … Continue reading
Posted in 1 Spiritual Discipline
Tagged Acsah, courage, hope, Jesus, Othniel, prayer, women
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Seeing the Curse Coming
The other day when we were reading Psalm 109 during noon prayer, we understood it completely wrong. We heard verses 6-19 like they were the psalmist pronouncing a long curse on someone. It was hard to take thirteen verses of … Continue reading
Launch on St. Brendan’s Day
When Gwen and I were on the Dingle Peninsula last summer, we did not expect a new grandson to end up with the name Brendan. It is a good name. On May 16, when we remember St. Brendan the Navigator … Continue reading
Posted in 3 The Mission
Tagged Brendan, Celtic, choosing, Northumbria Community, pilgrimage, prayer, saints, travel, trust
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