Posts Tagged ‘surgery’
An Army of Schizophrenics (part II)
I’m a person who runs on hope. With it, I feel I can sprint across mountains. Without it, I find it hard to stay motivated (And that’s understating the situation). Recently, I decided to go to a prayer and worship night my church hosts once a month. Typically, I wouldn’t spend Friday night singing...
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Perfect Christian Syndrome
June 19, 2013 06:06
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Fighting Vainly the Old Ennui
June 18, 2013 04:06
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Brother with a Semi-Colon: Remembering Rev. Will D. Campbell
June 17, 2013 06:06
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After solitary confinement
June 16, 2013 05:06
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The Book of Hours
June 15, 2013 05:06
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J Reid: Isn't it what makes the cross so relevant and compelling?! Because of God's suffering on the cross He is able to deal ru...
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Daniel V Bauerkemper: Thanks, James. My father left me (and my mother) while I was in the womb. God revealed Himself to me about 14 years ...
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Michael D. Bobo: And, Heather is fantastic. She's a natural fit....
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Michael D. Bobo: Thank you Stephanie. I've made the tough choice to regroup in my personal life and Burnside was one of the commitments t...
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Stephanie Niko: Sorry to see you go, Michael! Keep in touch!! Welcome, Heather. I look forward to working with you!...
