Tag: Christianity
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My Fractured Mind
I lost my mind you seeYes, it happened to me Twas a score and threeYears ago, since I began my misery I was struck down in my primeIt happened in an instant of time One day I woke up hearing voicesMy mind was in pieces Visual hallucinations followed soonI was now a loon I was…
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My Journey to the Mountain
Leaving the warmth of my homeI set outEarly in the morningSunriseA 6 day trekUp and back down the mountainIt’s late DecemberSnow is 3 feet deepGood thing I have snow shoesMy pack is 30 pounds of suppliesI have Ol’ RedMy .44 Magnum lever action rifle with attached scopeThe stock is red cedar woodPlenty of game to…
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Into the Deep Woods
Above is a living canopyIt shrouds meOnly a fraction of light do I seeInto the deep woods I go I wonder at the mighty oakGreen moss covers the trunkIt is tranquility and peace I seekInto the deep woods I go Sunlight dances in the trees aboveI spot a lone doveI’m reminded of God’s loveInto the…
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Praying the Names and Attributes of God
Sources: The Knowledge of the Holy, by A.W. Tozer; Names of God, by Nathan Stone; and God of Glory, by Kenneth Landon. Day 1God is Jehovah. The name of the independent, self-complete being—“I AM WHO I AM”—only belongs to Jehovah God. Our proper response to Him is to fall down in fear and awe of…
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The New Mission Field
For generations (some 45-50 years): Gen-X, Millennials, and finally Gen-Z, there has been this popular idea among Christian parents that they could use their children to retake pagan society for Christ. So they were in effect active missionaries when they went to government (public) K-12 schools and universities. This idea has had devastating effects. Instead…
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The Christian fish symbol
The fish was used in the Early Church to identify oneself as a Christian. Until the late 4th century Christianity was illegal in the Roman Empire and punishable by death. So Christians had to be cautious and take protective measures to avoid detection by the authorities. The acrostic ICHTHUS (ΙΧΘϒΣ) identifies Jesus Christ as God’s…
