The Englewood Review of Books published my review of Sabbath Gospel A New Narrative of Time, Rest, and the Work of the Church by G. P. Wagenfuhr and Amy J. Erickson. You can read it here: englewoodreview.org/amy-joy-e…
A solid W today over the #OldGal!
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Her attempt:
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We demand quick vengeance for injustice, but Revelation 19 flips the script.
The world’s corrupt systems aren’t broken by politics, violence, or raw power. They are dismantled by the truth of God’s Word. Stop chasing the empire’s glory.
Read: The Ultimate Victory in Revelation 19.
The Ultimate Victory
To listen to the full unabridged teaching listen here: Revelation 14 - The Ultimate Victory
As we near the conclusion of our study through the book of Revelation, Chapter 19 brings us to a beautiful, dramatic focal point: the ultimate victory of God.
To understand how this chapter functions, it helps to remember how Revelation is structured. It doesn’t move in a straight, chronological line. Instead, it moves in concentric circles—a literary technique called recapitulation. We are looking at the same grand story of cosmic history from different angles, and here in Chapter 19, we reach the end of another circle. It gives us a magnificent, celebratory picture of God’s victory achieved through the cross and the second coming.
Throughout this chapter, several loose ends and thematic threads that began all the way back in Chapter 5 are finally tied up.
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The #OldGal finally takes an L!
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“😏 dumb mistake”
Finished reading: Isles of the Emberdark by Brandon Sanderson 📚
The Cosmere is just so much fun. This book, particular struck a chord. The idea that only a story can hold a god, whew.
We often overcomplicate evangelism, thinking we need a PhD in theology or a flawless sales pitch. But John’s Gospel shows us a different way: we aren’t called to be the sun—just the moon reflecting its light. 🌙✨
Stop trying to be the center of the story and simply share what you’ve seen.
Read more on the latest blog post: Sent to Point
Sent to Point
To listen to the full unabridged audio, listen here: Sent to Point
We are diving into the Gospel of John, specifically looking at the prologue in John 1:6–9 and verse 15.
To understand where we are, it helps to look at how the Gospel of John is structured. It can be broken down into four distinct parts:
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The Light Dawning (The Prologue)
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The Signs of Life (The Book of Signs)
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The Glory of the Cross 4. God’s People Restored for Mission (The Epilogue)
As we look at the prologue, we are introduced to a central figure who sets the stage for Jesus’s ministry: John the Baptist.
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My poor week continues. The #OldGal however, got it together!
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A case of the Mondays for the #OldGal and I.
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The #OldGal starts the week with W…
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The #OldGal also posted 4 today.
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A tough L today to the #OldGal…
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The #OldGal continues on her heater! I think it’s because she has had a lot of grandkid time with Ethan and Libby home.
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A new season of The Pastor Next Door is coming soon! In season two, I will be exploring deconstruction. You can check out all the ways to subscribe right here:
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