I hope this is old news to you. When I saw TGC’s release, I put it on my list. That was in March. I’m just now catching up. You haven’t heard about this yet? Ah, but that’s why I’m here, friend. To introduce you to the best. {Oh, and free listening ahead.} Psallos is a team … More psallos: the romans project
Your child was doing just fine until you told him “no.” He was simply playing with his toys on the kitchen floor, completely oblivious to the danger around him. The thought of touching the oven never entered his mind. And he wouldn’t have touched it. Except for one problem. You told him “no.” You said, … More wanted: opportunities to sin
“I do know.” Those are three words I don’t usually say. “Where do you want to eat for lunch?” “I do know. Let’s eat at Chick-fil-A.” Not my first response. Chick-fil-A? Yes. The choice of grammar which led to the highly favored suggestion? Just no. Not to be confused with the last post, “I Don’t Know,” this … More I do know
Look on the bright side. Think positive. For me, it comes naturally. When I miss my alarm, I think, “Oh good, now I don’t have to look nice.” When my refrigerator is empty? “Well, at least I’m saving money . . .” When I’m stuck in traffic, I’m glad I’ll have an excuse for why I’m … More the wrong kind of faithful
Sometimes, you have this glimmer of hope that things will become more clear. And as you think and search and converse, they become less so. True of my weekend and the attempt to answer “Whose Condemnation?” It’s a fun time. {But really.} For a quick review of the issue at hand, we’re asking . . . … More their condemnation is just
Journey of the Word 