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Category Archives: Scattershooting
That Faithful Sunday In Dallas
The following is a portion of Dr. William H. Dickinson’s sermon “Living Out Our Faith” delivered on November 24, 1963. Dr. Dickinson was the pastor of Highland Park Methodist Church, one of the largest, most prominent Methodist Churches in the … Continue reading
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Tagged dallas texas, Dr. William Dickinson Jr, faith, faithful living, fateful day in dallas, Highland Park United Methodist church, JFK, John F. Kennedy, Kennedy Assassination, Kennedy assassination 50th anniversary, Methodist, november 22 1963, Preaching, Prophetic preaching, relevant preaching
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Reflections From and On 9/11
I was the pastor at First United Methodist Church in Farmersville Texas on 9/11/01. I had been there six weeks and was still getting to know the church and community. In the midst of the shock, chaos, fear, and planning … Continue reading
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Tagged 9/11 attack, 9/11 remembrance, faith, Pentagon, Shanksville PA, terror, terrorist, Twin Towers, World trade center
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Loser, Winner, Dollar Dinner.
Eric Folkerth, a friend, clergy colleague and fellow fantasy football owner, blogged about the state of the Dallas Cowboys as a way to honor the beginning of the NFL season. I join him in welcoming the new season and like … Continue reading
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Tagged 2013 NFL Season, Dallas Cowboys, Eric Folkerth, football, Jerry Jones, NFL
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Sermon Series: “Breaking Bad (Ways of Being)”
Text: Luke 12:1-9 Sermon “Fillet of Soul” Jesus teaches the disciples not to fear those who can kill the body only, but he who can kill the soul. Living in fear rather than by faith when life breaks bad is … Continue reading
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Tagged autism, Breaking Bad, Breaking Bad Sermon series, Christian preaching, faith, faith and autism, faith and film preaching, faith and special needs, fear, Gospel of Luke, Jesus teaching, life challenges, life trials, living with autism, Luke 12, preaching and special needs, religious hypocrisy, soul, United Methodist Church, Walter White
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The Theology of Apollo
A clergy friend of mine posted on Facebook that she wished she was like the Space Shuttle, gently reentering the atmosphere and landing on a runway rather than old Apollo Capsule that plunged through the atmosphere and splashed into the … Continue reading
“AIN’T DUTCH, AIN’T MUCH” – July 18
Originally posted on A DEVOTED LIFE:
“So then you are no longer strangers and aliens, but you are fellow citizens with the saints and members of the household of God, …” Ephesians 2:19 NETHERLANDS HOLLAND (Photo credit: LachieB1) I have never…
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WikiLeaks: Double Standard Is As Double Standard Does, or Doesn’t
I am not a fan of double standards. I realize most people would claim this, but I think I really, really don’t like them. I have problems with people or political groups who claim to love America because of the … Continue reading
Faith The Size of an Indie Filmmaker
As some of you may have seen on my Facebook page, I have been attending the Dallas International Film Festival this week. This is the fifth year I have attended and again I am inspired by the filmmakers who have … Continue reading
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Tagged Beyond all Boundaries, dallas international film festival, discipleship, evangelism, faith, faith and film, Fever Year, filmmakers, independent films, jesus, Kilimanjaro, methodism, Methodist church, Sushrut Jain, telling the story, the gospel, the Mormon Movie, United Methodist Church, Walter Strafford, witnessing, Xan Aranda
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Easter Sermon: The Resurrection Claw
Text John 20:1-18 “the Resurrection Claw” AKA God’s Finishing Move http://www.christ4u.org/christ4u/easter_sunday_sermon_3_31_13
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Tagged easter, easter sermon, Friz Von Erich, iron claw, John 20:1-18, resurrection, resurrection faith, wrestling
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