it’s not all pink balls of fuzziness
Sometimes it’s awesome and fuzzy and all kinds of pink balls of loveliness.
Sometimes it’s barbed, angst ridden, doubt filled and all kinds of black balls of frustration.
You fear, you hope, you dream, you love and laugh and learn, you question, doubt, grapple and wrestle and postulate, theorize and hypothesize but at the end of the [...]
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merging my life
Well…merging my blogs anyway. Taking a cue from another blogger, I decided to combine my blogs. In addition to this, I have a family blog and an art blog and I decided to merge them…sort of symbolic really, considering that I’m trying to become more holistic in my view of life and ministry. So I [...]
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first remove the plank from your own eye?
Sr. Joan Chitester Telling it like it is againWhy them and not us? | National Catholic Reporter Conversation Cafe
But the scripture is there and won’t go away. In the face of all that, Jesus tells us a parable: “Do you want us to go and pull up the weeds?” the laborers in the story ask [...]
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- Posted by Mak at 05:39 pm
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who am I?
It has recently struck me that I don’t know who I am outside of a ministry setting. I feel unsettled as mother, wife, friend, graphic artist, magazine designer, knitter, reader, thinker, writer … as if taking off “minister” (in an official vocational capacity you understand - I fully realize that we are all ministers all [...]
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Oh Shit! It’s Jesus!: a review
Oh Shit! It’s Jesus!the relevance of Jesus without all the religious crapby Steve Hughes
Is it ok to deconstruct Jesus? Maybe not, but Hughes definitely works to deconstruct the telling of Jesus which I think is a worthy endeavor.
In chapters with titles like Street Preachers, Jesus Freaks, Bible Thumpers, & Other Annoying People; There’s Nothing [...]
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promising looking blog
The Crowded Handbasket
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this is only a test
Ignore this post, just testing a new feed setting
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Brian McLaren/Restoration ProjectSongs for a Revolution of HopeCDAbout Restoration Project: from the website, Restoration Village: The Restoration Project is a vision of musical and artistic partnership. It is founded upon the eternal hope of a loving creator and a belief that artists able to express anything about this hope and creator become a vehicle for [...]
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