- So . . . I'm "feeding myself" in the morning from God's Word and thought I'd post what I'm chewin' on and make my "food" available for others who might want to nibble a bit. Hope it's of some benefit to you . . .
The word of God is living and active . . . (Hebrews 4:12)
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Tag Archives: worship
Drawing Near to What We Worship
As I sometimes do, I did a search through my online journal to see what thoughts I was thinking in the past about a passage I read today. Hovering over Psalm 26 this morning, about walking in integrity particularly, but … Continue reading
Posted in Psalms
Tagged a spiritual temple, temple of God, the church, Where the glory dwells, worship
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According to His Excellent Greatness
I wonder if worship wanes when learning is lean. If what primes the pump of praise grows thin because we are not actively pursuing growing in the grace and knowledge of Jesus. Something in my lasting reading for the year … Continue reading
Becoming What You Worship
According to the inspired songwriter this morning, you become what you worship. The idols of the nations are silver and gold, the work of human hands. They have mouths, but do not speak; they have eyes, but do not see; … Continue reading
Posted in 1Thessalonians
Tagged imitating Christ, imitators of God, the image of Christ, transformation, worship
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A Tenth and Too Many Gods
So, not quite sure how this is going to come together, but there’s a couple of thoughts racing around my head as I sit back after my readings and reflect. A couple of thoughts that I’m thinking might actually tie … Continue reading
Posted in Acts, Genesis
Tagged idolatry, idols, living sacrifice, sacrifice of praise, worship
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She Loved Much
She was a woman of repute. Of ill repute. A woman “of the city” and evidently a woman known (in the biblical sense) by many in the city. That she crashed the dinner party at the Pharisee’s house was shocking. … Continue reading
Posted in Luke
Tagged forgiven, forgiveness, love overflowing, the love of Christ, the love of God, we love Him, worship
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The Splendor of Holiness
Technically, I guess, it’s not written to me. I’m not a heavenly being, nor am I a mighty one. But that it was written for me is beyond dispute. Beyond dispute not only because all Scripture is God-breathed and is … Continue reading
Posted in Psalms
Tagged a holy people, garments of salvation, robe of righteousness, worship
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The Downside of Flannel Graph and CGI
Not gonna lie, I’m kind of hooked on Marvel movies. Not that I run to a movie theater whenever a new film is released, or that I watch them all the time, but I have been a bit driven to … Continue reading
Posted in Acts, Exodus
Tagged awe of God, be still and know that i am God, grumbling, wonder, worship
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Going and Coming
For all they knew, it could have been a fool’s errand. They had come to the merciful Master for healing and now He tells them to go to the hard-hearted clerics for inspection. No touch of His hand. No declaration … Continue reading
Worship Wars
It’s just not optional. It’s not a take it or leave it sort of thing. It’s not about preference, or whether you’re into that sort of thing, but of priority and a vital defence against being drawn into a place … Continue reading
Posted in 1Chronicles, Psalms
Tagged corporate worship, idolatry, idols, singing, spiritual battles, worship
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Two Mule Loads of Earth
He was a mighty man of valor, but he was a leper. Thus reads the bio of Naaman, commander of the army of the king of Syria (2Ki. 5:1). A great man yet a grieved man. Had all the fame … Continue reading
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