I Have Not Hidden Your Deliverance
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Seth Wieck | July 24, 2010
Then I said, “Behold, I have come;in the scroll of the book it is written of me:I delight to do Your will, O my God;Your law is within my heart.” I have told the glad news of deliverance in the great congregation;behold, I have not restrained my lips,as you know, O Lord.I have not hidden […]
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D.A. Carson on Drifting | Merely Theological
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Seth Wieck | July 22, 2010
The pursuit of Christ does not end. Ever. D.A. Carson on Drifting | Merely Theological
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Seth Wieck | July 21, 2010
The heart is “deceitful above all things and desperately sick” (Jer. 17:9). And so it is. It is not the sun or rain or sex or money or power that demand our worship and declare themselves as gods, but the dark alchemy of our heart that distorts creation into deity. Christopher Myers – I recommend that […]
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Insurance Clause – Thomas Moor
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Seth Wieck | July 21, 2010
Yesterday’s link reminded me of a poem. Click the link above. Insurance Clause – Thomas Moor
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Acts of God
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Seth Wieck | July 20, 2010
By Nick Paumgarten Last month, after a limb fell from an elm tree near the Central Park Zoo, critically injuring a woman and killing her infant daughter, citizens wondered, as citizens will, how such a thing could be allowed to happen. When trees kill, as trees will, you blame it either on the tree pruners […]
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36. Son, Son, Son
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Seth Wieck | July 18, 2010
Son, son, son, I’ve seen your life from beginning, when you blinked to life when that bundle of cells took charge and blinked. Oh, son, son, son, I’ve seen your life in sound like a person… 36. Son, Son, Son
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Seth Wieck | July 17, 2010
We have been conditioned to be suspicious of the amazing. An unnamed National League executive about David Ortiz’s mid-season turn from slump to slugger (as quoted by the New Yorker). But this is all of our attitudes about everything, not just post-steroidal baseball.
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Seth Wieck | July 16, 2010
The desire to be extraordinary is commonplace. Oliver Wendell Holmes
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Psalm 37:25-26
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Seth Wieck | July 15, 2010
I have been young, and now am old,yet I have not seen the righteous forsakenor his children begging for bread. He is ever lending generously,and his children become a blessing. I usually read this as an encouragement to pursue righteousness because then I won’t be forsaken or have to beg for bread. I don’t want […]
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The New Fugitives – Ryan Culwell
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Seth Wieck | July 13, 2010
I sometimes wonder if anybody else in the world has friends like I do. The New Fugitives – Ryan Culwell
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