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Random Noodlings
As we edge closer and closer to the 500th post on this blog, I am re-purposing a few posts that appeared in the very beginning. This one was first published on December 9, 2012. Random Noodling #1: I was listening to a … Continue reading
Letting Go for Lent – Fear of Failure
We are nearing the end of the season of Lent, a period of 40 days before Easter when Christians traditionally lament over their sins and then, in response, choose something to give up such as chocolate or Facebook or alcohol. The idea … Continue reading
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Tagged false narratives, fear of failure, the first shall be last, W. Paul Jones, Weavings
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Random Insights
As we edge closer and closer to the 500th post on this blog, I am re-purposing a few posts that appeared in the very beginning. This one was published on December 9, 2o12. Random Noodling #1: I was listening to a discussion … Continue reading
Posted in Living as Apprentices
Tagged " Lectio Divina, Abraham Joshua Heschel, Isaiah 40, the first shall be last
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