Exodus 20:1–17: A Translation With Notes (Part 10)
For a note about the philosophy and thought behind the translation please see the comments in my previous post. The 10 Words1Though these special words are often referred to as…
read moreFor a note about the philosophy and thought behind the translation please see the comments in my previous post. The 10 Words1Though these special words are often referred to as…
read moreAnother prayer from Celtic Daily Prayer. It is by Charles de Foucauld. Father, I abandon myself into Your hands. Do with me what You will, whatever You do, I will thank…
read moreFor a note about the philosophy and thought behind the translation please see the comments in my previous post. The 10 Words1Though these special words are often referred to as…
read moreFor a note about the philosophy and thought behind the translation please see the comments in my previous post. The 10 Words1Though these special words are often referred to as…
read moreFor a note about the philosophy and thought behind the translation please see the comments in my previous post. The 10 Words1Though these special words are often referred to as…
read moreOk. So I have not gotten too far in Celtic Daily Prayers and now I have already found another prayer book to explore. This one is the Book of Common…
read moreI am preaching on the Transfiguration again this upcoming Sunday (8.13.23) at the Cold Springs Church of Christ. And I am going to be sharing a special picture that I…
read moreI have had the idea for a while now to tell my story (so far) using books and Bibles as representative of the places on the map. Or maybe I…
read moreAnother little bit of beauty and prayerful meditation from my new Celtic Daily Prayers: I find Thee enthroned in my heart, my Lord Jesus. It is enough. I know that…
read moreMy friend Alex told me something profound today. He said, “It wasn’t me. It was the Holy Spirit.” Anyone who has been in the Churches of Christ knows just how…
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