Darkened Glass Reflections
Living today with an eye on eternity
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God Is With Us Always: III. Holy Ground
The entire earth belongs to God (Psalms 24:1). We can meet Him anywhere. Any places where He chooses to reveal Himself to us becomes holy ground.
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Be a Barnabas
Be the person who encourages and inspires others so that they can achieve the great things God has planned for them. We need people who will help us let go of the past, pursue the future that God desires for us, and change lives and hearts by bringing the kingdom of God wherever we go.
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God Is With Us Always: II. Presence, Power, Purpose
Jesus is with us always, even to the end of the age. He sends us to share His Good News with His presence and power.
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Chaos and Pentecost: A Christian Response to George Floyd’s Murder and the Public Outcry
This article shares some thoughts about the murder of George Floyd and the protests and riots that ensued in response. I offer suggestions for a Christian response in light of Pentecost and the Holy Spirit’s role in the believer’s life.
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God Is With Us Always. I.
God is always present. He is always available when we need Him and will always be faithful to His promises.
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Feast of the Ascension: Jesus Reigns over All
A brief reflection about Ephesians 1:15-23 in the light of the Feast of the Ascension and Jesus’ divine sovereignty.
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Omniscience: God Understands and Loves You
God knows all about you: the good, the bad, the beautiful, and the ugly. He loves you all the same. His omniscience is a reason to trust Him and take comfort, knowing that He will never stop loving you no matter what.
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Omniscience: God Knows All
The teaching that God knows all can challenge our faith. How can an all-knowing and good God allow evil? His ways are above our ways, but we can trust Him when we do not understand Him.
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2020: The Year So Far
Following up on my New Year’s Day post referring to 2020 as “The Year of Vision,” this post looks at a few lessons learned so far.
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St. Mark: The First and Final Word
Mark’s life, as recorded in the Bible, is a good reminder that failure does not have to be the final word in your life. Do not let it be the final word in anybody else’s life, either.
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