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A History of Grace: St. Augustine - Key Life
Today we could take our sin-streaked souls to the throne room of the King of kings to receive His mercy. “The house of my soul is too narrow for Thee to come in to me; let it be enlarged by Thee. It is in ruins; do Thou restore it. There is much about it which must offend Thy eyes; I confess and know it. But who will cleanse it? Or, to whom shall I cry but to Thee? ‘Cleanse Thou me from my secret faults…’Allow me to speak, for, behold, it is to Thy mercy that I speak and not to a man who scorns me.
God's Not Mad at You
What is it to be arrested by the love of Jesus? It is to be a shell so small in an Ocean so vast, to experience death and emptiness, to be covered and drowned and washed out. It is to be tossed about in the often unpredictable rhythm of the Incomprehensible Sea, to sometimes find a still place for a little while and then to be tossed about again.
God's Not Mad at You
What is it to be arrested by the love of Jesus? It is to be a shell so small in an Ocean so vast, to experience death and emptiness, to be covered and drowned and washed out. It is to be tossed about in the often unpredictable rhythm of the Incomprehensible Sea, to sometimes find a still place for a little while and then to be tossed about again.
Faith Like a Child - Key Life
Look at the birds of the air… are you not of more value than they? ~Matthew 6:26 My daughter caught a bird when she was six – a perfectly healthy bird. Now people don’t just catch perfectly healthy birds, but Abby is pretty special. Several months before, she had asked me to pray that God would help her catch a bird, and her request sent me into an inward tizzy. (There are so many things parenting books don’t prepare you for.) I did it, of course.
What's Your Name? - Key Life
He can find you, too. He can free you. When Isaac was old and his eyes were dim so that he could not see, he called Esau his older son and said to him, “My son;” and he answered, “Here I am.” He said, “Behold, I am old; I do not know the day of my death.
Prone to Wander - Key Life
The butterfly trail wasn’t supposed to take that long. Yet there we were – miles from the car (where the phone and water were) in Florida heat. Two kids pushed ahead, wanting to be done. One kid sat on my shoulders, close to being done. And one kid sat on the trail behind me, completely done. It was a day for learning lessons! And the first lesson – it had to do with maps.
Building Soul Spaces - Key Life
There is a book I love (written by A.S. Peterson) called The Fiddler’s Gun. In the book, there is an orphanage where a builder arrives to build a new chapel. There is no money for a bell for that chapel, but he builds a bell tower anyway.
Somewhere Between Home and New Jersey - Key Life
Somewhere between home and New Jersey I realized that I had no idea where I was, and it wasn’t the least bit distressing. My dad had offered to drive me to my friend’s wedding. He loved road trips, and I loved his company. He loved to spend money on me, and I loved to not stress about money. (I was a broke college student back then.) It was an ideal arrangement for us both. There was no GPS, but my dad was a crazy-talented mapper in his day.
This Nice Lady Isn’t in a Hurry - Key Life
“You Who live in eternity, hear the prayers of those of us who live in time…” (Rich Mullins) Early this year in a grocery store, Gabriel (two years old), was pushing one of those little kiddie grocery carts. He moved it carefully, staring hard at the cart and the ground… and nothing else. That meant that I was pretty much staring at him… and nothing else. “Good job, Gabriel.
It’s time to sweat the small things
In business, where growth can be rapid, challenges unrelenting (hello, COVID), and everything is constantly in flux, leaders are often told to focus on the big picture. In business, where growth can be rapid, challenges unrelenting (hello, COVID), and everything is constantly in flux, leaders are often told to focus on the big picture. Well, today I’m here to tell you that actually, it’s time to sweat the small things.
Following Christ to the Cross - Key Life
So, you there – You people who are being asked by God to do the hardest things – To watch your dreams die, To live contrary to your strong desires, To speak when you’d rather not, To wait when you’d rather solve, To trust when you don’t understand, To wake up every day to a life different than the one you anticipated – Do you see what you are? You are the Christ-followers.
Guest blog: How technology is enhancing festivals - Event Industry News
By Jenni Young, CMO, Tappit For many music fans, festival season is one of the most exciting times of the year. It’s a tradition that has lasted decades and, in some respects, not much has changed. However, there are other elements of the overall festival experience that have been completely revolutionised thanks to advancements in technology.
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