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Monthly Archives: March 2013
Seven Leadership Principles From Ezra-Nehemiah
Here are my “Seven Leadership Principles (Hopefully No One Has Ever Taught) From Ezra-Nehemiah” (I’m still waiting on the book deal): (7) Demand that all members divorce any foreigners (Ezra 9-10) (6) Remove from membership anyone missing a special business … Continue reading
Posted in Ezra, humor, Nehemiah
Tagged Bible, Ezra-Nehemiah, leadership, leadership principles, Sermon
4 Comments
The Ambiguity of Wisdom
The wisdom of Solomon (not meaning, the ancient book by that name) is something of an ambiguity. And perhaps that is the nature of wisdom, recognizing ambiguities and trying to steer the right course. Take another look at the all-too-familiar … Continue reading
Posted in 1 Kings, Wisdom
Tagged Book of Wisdom, Books of Kings, God, Lord, Solomon, Torah, Woman
2 Comments
The Life of a Flower
Yesterday, my eight year old daughter (Cambria) was commenting on the amazing bouquet of flowers beautifully displayed on our table. She got after one of the other kids for knocking some of the babies breath off telling them, “Don’t kill … Continue reading
Posted in Jesus Christ, John
Tagged babies breath, bouquet of flowers, daughter cambria, Flowers, Jesus, Life, plants
1 Comment
First Things First – The Doctrine of God or the Bible?
What are your thoughts on the foundational grounds of a doctrinal statement? This is where doctrinal statements (and creeds) begin. Is the Church better served by a statement which flows from the doctrine of God as foundational (exemplified by the … Continue reading
Posted in Theology
Tagged Bible, Christ, Church, Creed, Doctrine, Doctrine of God, Doctrine of Scripture, God, Gospel Coalition, historical theology, John Calvin
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The Beauty of the Bible
The more I study the Scriptures, the more I am overwhelmed by the beauty of the Scriptures…and by the God who has inspired writers in their own day and culture to write with beauty. The deeper I dig, the more … Continue reading
Posted in Literary Reading
Tagged analysis characterization, Arts, Bible, bible as literature, God, Hebrew Poetry, leland ryken, Literary, literature, scripture
2 Comments
Dancing Like David Danced
The History Channel is releasing “The Bible” (by Mark Burnett) tonight as part of a five part, 10 hours series. Its being promoted everywhere. There is plenty of excitement about this series. The problem is…I’m guessing it will be a … Continue reading
Posted in 2 Samuel
Tagged ark of the covenant, Book of Samuel, David, linen ephod, Mark Burnett, Michal, naked, priestly garments, Saul, underwear
4 Comments