Tag: grace
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11/11 Limerick: Un-Wound
When wounds of the past leave us bound Grace helps our hearts be un-wound
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11/8 Limericks: Grace Dominous
Yet the war against sin Must start from within If we hope to escape Satan’s claws
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11/5 Poem: My Stery
The worldly narratives That brought us to this place Are also being shaken To realign with grace
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10/28 Poem: Ill-Legalist
The legalist earns our respect For reasons we ought to inspect
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10/8 Limerick: Re-Main-Ing Sin
To deal with our sin that’s remaining We must plug the holes that are draining
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Poetry Slam: Pro-Dem-Nation
In a world filled with condemnation Could His Bride become a pro-them-nation?
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Limerick: Loving Enmity
To Him we adore So what we need more Is surfacing what we most fear
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Poem: Gospel Flywheel
The gospel flywheel Transforms what’s real Frees the world from sin As I’m changed within
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Divorcing the War on Marriage
We seem to be ignoring a painful reality. The church lost the war on marriage decades ago: on the issue of divorce. Maybe we should take the time to understand why before we make the same mistakes all over again.
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Limerick: Disowned Will
Christ Kingdom becomes most effective When each of us owns our Perspective
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Honoring Bill Johnson
Bill Johnson is truly one of God’s greatest gifts to the 21st century church. But to be honest, sometimes he drives me crazy.
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Limerick: Favor Found-er
We need a foundation that’s sounder When taking the role of a founder
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Poem: Outward Concern
Yet this plan has a flaw: It is all based on Law And trust in my will Just makes my soul ill
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Law Detox
Law is toxic Though intended to save It will ultimately destroy Relationship
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Poem: Consumption Presumption
But what if the tables are turned And Grace is not something I earned
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Sex 202. Loving Terrorsaur
She is not an object of desire. She is not even human. Yet she is my next quest. Pterosaur Her: Why can’t you just leaves her alone? I look at her. I’m sure I could kill her. I know I want to.
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WADACAM! Men’s Weekend (Fall 2022)
This Fourfold Reconciling (pronounced “G-SE-OOW!”) integrates often disjointed aspects of our faith into a seamless cycle of continually growing us all closer to Jesus: Worship AS Discipleship AS Community AS Mission. WADACAM!
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