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Hebel: From Sinner to Singer

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Tuesday, September 23, 2014. From Sinner to Singer. Paul is probably picking up on the idea prevalent in the Old Testament that we become what we worship. This is seen in Isaiah; the prophet is commissioned to preach to his idolatrous generation with the result that they deaf, blind, and dull hearted (Isaiah 6:9-10) – just like the idols they worship (Isaiah 42:8, 17-25)! Hence why one of things the Servant of the Lord brings is the restoration of sight to the blind. These are thy gifts; they are good, f...

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I'll be blogged...again:

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I'll be blogged.again. I'm a Christian, Reading, Dead Fish Phobic, Studying, Writing, Family Loving, Crafting, Procrastinating, Designing, Smiling, Talking, Mushroom Loathing, Les Mis Adoring, Holiday Organising, Nachos Eating, Winter Loving Blogger. The Interesting Thoughts of Edward Monkton. Ticket to Ride Online (procrastinators beware). The important life questions. About the funniest thing you will ever watch. Can I just say. Watch'ya learn in Kids Church? Laquo; December 2006. February 2007 ».

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The Old Path Restored: September 2010

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The Old Path Restored. A Layman's View from the Pew in the Reformed Episcopal Church. Monday, September 20, 2010. A Muslim Cries Out To Jesus. Hat Tip: CBN.Com, Stand Firm). This is a wonderful and amazing testimony to the life-saving and life-changing power of Jesus. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). This Blog Supports The Arizona Immigration Act. Cranmer's Immortal Bequest, by Samuel Leuenberger, D.Th. The Protestant Face of Anglicanism, by Paul F. M. Zahl. A Process Driven Life. Whom do you seek? Left my co...

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The Old Path Restored: April 2010

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The Old Path Restored. A Layman's View from the Pew in the Reformed Episcopal Church. Monday, April 12, 2010. Prof R.W. Meade has a link to the newest craze in doll-sized Episcopal Clergy:. I will quote his insightful view of why the Episcopal Church has fallen under Judgement:. As our estranged Roman Catholic cousins might say.BINGO! Forty years in the Wilderness seems about right. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). This Blog Supports The Arizona Immigration Act. A Process Driven Life. Non Angelus Sed Anglus.

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The Old Path Restored: Reformation Sunday - A Bulwark Never Failing

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The Old Path Restored. A Layman's View from the Pew in the Reformed Episcopal Church. Sunday, October 31, 2010. Reformation Sunday - A Bulwark Never Failing. To those "Anglicans" who question the effectiveness of the Reformation, or whether is was a good thing - today, as we read of alleged "Anglicans" abandoning the reformed Church of England for reprobate Rome, we are reminded that the winnowing of grain from stubble is an ongoing and perpetual process until Kingdom come. A Process Driven Life. Forbidd...

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and another thing.... or three: A Read Book - Guidance and the Voice of God - Phillip Jensen

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And another thing. or three. Sunday, February 14, 2010. A Read Book - Guidance and the Voice of God - Phillip Jensen. This book is classic Philip (the mostly good, the slightly frustrating, and the always parochial! It started life as a sermon series for uni students and shows it's heritage in that it was always going to be finite in scope. There is much taught clearly in the book - as you would expect - but being a sermon series not always at the depth that some would hope for. I'd give it about a 7/10.

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and another thing.... or three: Another Book Read - Sticky Teams - Larry Osborne

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And another thing. or three. Sunday, July 17, 2011. Another Book Read - Sticky Teams - Larry Osborne. A book about leadership of teams in a ministry context. A few people have really loved this book and recommended it highly, I guess by the time I read it a lot of the wisdom in it had already filtered through various channels to not be a surprise when I read it in the end. Some good stuff, some slight madness - a warm hug - it is not! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile.

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The Old Path Restored: March 2009

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The Old Path Restored. A Layman's View from the Pew in the Reformed Episcopal Church. Wednesday, March 11, 2009. That’s Celtic-British for Magonus Succetus, which is the Latin name for the man who would be known to modern-day Irish Christians as Naomh Pádraig, that is to say…. Patrick is important to Anglicans because he is, without really stretching, an Anglican. Born in The North (probably not far from Chester), and schooled in early British churchmanship. Fifth-century Rome was in no way the juggernau...

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The Old Path Restored: February 2009

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The Old Path Restored. A Layman's View from the Pew in the Reformed Episcopal Church. Friday, February 20, 2009. Occasionally someone will ask me, via email, if I’m clergy. It gives me a grin, until I recollect some of the clergy blogging out there. I suspect this is the Holy Spirit, whispering, “Down, peacock” in my ear. We’re the infantry. When we look at portraits of Henry VIII, he is often surrounded by what we call “beefeaters” – actually, they were (and remain) the Yeoman Guardsme...The United Stat...

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Dave's Rave: February 2010

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I am married to Louise with three lovely daughters, Emily, Laura and Alyssa. I work as an Anglican Minister serving God's people at Norwest Anglican. In particular I work with young adults. This blog is set up to answer questions that are asked of me either via email or our communication cards. I love golf, tennis and supporting the mighty Wests Tigers. Tuesday, February 23, 2010. What do you think? I came across this quote somewhere by Ed Stetzer, do you think it is true:. Tuesday, February 23, 2010.