Good morning. Grace and peace to you.
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If you missed it over the weekend, Westminster Books is wondering if you know of an aspiring pastor, missionary, counselor, or teacher. If you do, they’ve got a gift they’d like to send them.
(Yesterday on the blog: A Prayer to Our Father)
Glenna has a beautiful piece about visiting a nursing home with her church to serve its residents.
This is an interesting take on the domestication of animals—and one I find myself agreeing with.
Jim Elliff says that “giving is a sign of something. You give according to your own desire, not begrudgingly and mournfully as if you are parting with your vital organs. It is the expression of your love. God likes to keep it on this basis. Attitude is every bit as important as amount—no, much more so. You should want to give.”
“It would be all too easy for Protestants to overreact against the excessive devotion given to Mary by many and either ignore her completely or treat her like any other woman. That would be
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