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The #OldGal could not quite hang today.
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“Shot myself in the foot again! Geez”
Revelation 10 - Following the Lamb: Hope, Harvest, and the Gospel in Revelation 14
A reflection on Revelation 14:1–20
To listen to the unabridged audio subscribe to the podcast: Following the Lamb: Hope, Harvest, and the Gospel in Revelation 14
One of the easiest traps to fall into when reading Revelation is forgetting that we are reading symbols. It happens subtly — we encounter a passage that seems straightforward, one that aligns neatly with our expectations, and we quietly decide that this part must be literal. But Revelation doesn’t give us that option. John is telling us throughout: these are images. These are symbols. A principled reading of the text means we stay consistent, even when a passage seems to confirm what we already believe.
With that in mind, let’s walk through Revelation 14.
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The #OldGal manages a tie today. I think she feels pretty good about it.
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The sitting President of the United States posted this picture. He claimed today in public statements that it is him as a doctor supporting the Red Cross. He said only the media could come up with the idea that this was him as Christ.
Mr President, that sir is a lie. It is evident to any and all what this is. You are mocking the risen Christ. To claim otherwise, is nothing more than cheap gaslighting.
My fellow Christians, if his call for the commission of war crimes didn’t sway you. If his call for genocide didn’t sway you. If his dehumanizing behavior and rhetoric over the last decade hasn’t swayed you.
Perhaps, the open mocking of Christ during the season of Easter will move you.
The man is deceitful, unrepentant, and utterly abhorrent. He openly mocks our shared faith.
I am studying and preaching Amos and Revelation right now. There are parallels beyond parallels in both texts that ought to concern the follower of Jesus who aligns themself with one such as this.
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The #OldGal came up just short today, like the Red Wings and their playoff chances.
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Amos wasn’t a prophet. He was a shepherd and a fig tree pruner.
God sent him to tell his people the truth nobody wanted to hear: looking good on the outside means nothing if the inside is rotten.
2,800 years later, the mirror still works.
Mandate of Mishpat - When God Turns the Mirror Around
An Introduction to Amos A sermon series on the Prophet Amos — Week 1
To listen to the full unabridged audio of this message: Mandate of Mishpat - When God Turns the Mirror Around
Let me be honest with you: the minor prophets get a bad rap.
It’s right there in the name — minor — as if Amos and Hosea and Micah were somehow second-tier voices. But the only reason they’re called minor is because they were concise. They didn’t ramble on like Isaiah or Jeremiah. My seminary professors taught me that to be concise is to be skilled. So maybe we have it backwards. Maybe the minor prophets are the real majors.
And if that’s true, Amos deserves to be at the top of the list.
Good morning! Victory is ours today #YoungPups…
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The #OldGal made a valiant effort but fell short…
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This interview with Ben Sasse is remarkable. I think it is worth an hour of your time. How Ben Sasse is Living Now That He is Dying
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Once again the #OldGal goes toe to toe with me and refuses to lose!
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I thought had her beat. She thought image had me beat. In the end, nothing but a tie from the #OldGal.
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“A good reputation is acquired by many actions; and can be lost by one. Be upon your guard, therefore, against those weaknesses which may risk it. Nothing can be more unjust than to judge a person by one single action; but the world is seldom just.” - Philip Dormer Stanhope
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“In normal life we hardly realize how much more we receive than we give, and life cannot be rich without such gratitude. It is so easy to overestimate the importance of our own achievements compared with what we owe to the help of others.”
- Dietrich Bonhoeffer
I begin preaching Amos Sunday! The trepidation is real. This is not going to be a lighthearted or easy series to preach. 😮💨
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