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Author Archives: The UnApologetic
Redefining #Blessed
Originally posted on The Ministry of JC:
Our society is always changing. And perhaps this is best represented in our weird tendency to redefine things. Particularly nowadays. It seems everywhere we turn, a previously unquestioned concept is experiencing a huge social reconstruction.…
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Reckless Obedience (Part 1)
‘Go pray for Janine’ It was the last day of the Youth Alive We the People Conference, and I was standing at the back of the mosh-pit during worship, when this thought popped into my head. I knew it … Continue reading
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Tagged Apologetics, Arguing with God, Believing in You, Christianity, excuses, Karate, LotR, Matt 25v14-30, Obedience, Parable of the Talents, Prayer, Reckless, Reckless Obedience, Shire, Steve McCracken, The dog ate my homework, We the People, Youth Alive
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Who is My Neighbour? Part 2.
She waited the tables At midday. She had just started Her shift. She tucked a stray hair In her head scarf. And smiled for all the Customers. He sat down outside Jake’s Cafe. He had just come from church. … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, Australia Day, bible, John 4, multicultural, Muslim, Poetry, Who is my neighbour
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Who is my Neighbour? Part 1.
* * * Today (especially today) I acknowledge the First Peoples of my country, Australia; and I pay honour to their elders, past and present. May the hurts of the past be healed, for we are all children of God. … Continue reading
Be Edmund
My favourite book series is The Chronicles of Narnia. I always wanted to be Lucy: Brave, kind and always believing. But during a recent prayer time God reminded me of something else from the Stories, and said to me two … Continue reading
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Tagged Aslan, book, C.S. Lewis, Christianity, Edmund, Fanstasy, Follow, Leaders, Lucy, Narnia, Prince Caspian, Shadow, Trust
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My Life as an Etch-a-Sketch
God rewrote the text of my life when l opened the book of my heart to His eyes. –Ps 18v24 (MSG)- Ask any author what the worst part of writing is and they will all say the same thing: Editing. … Continue reading
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Tagged author, book, character, editing, Etch-a-Sketch, growth, lamentations 3, Life, Psalm 18, Romans 5
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No In-App Purchases
So you have a new game on your phone. Suggested to you by a friend, you have your doubts, but the game is free so you download it. After passing a couple of simple levels, you begin to see what … Continue reading
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Tagged download, Eph 2:8, games, God's grace, grace, in-app purchase
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A Wallet Full of Photos
There are so many Bible verses about being “fully known” by God. All that I know now is partial and incomplete, but then I will know everything completely, just as God now knows me completely. -1 Corinthians 13v12 NLT- And, … Continue reading
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Easter Eggs and the Empty Tomb
Did you go searching for Easter eggs today? There are many stories in the Bible of people who went searching for Jesus. A sick woman pushed through the crowd just to touch Him. A blind man cried out as … Continue reading
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