"I sometimes marvel that God chose to risk his revelation in the ambiguities of language. If he had wanted to make sure that the truth was absolutely clear, without any possibility of misunderstanding, he should have revealed his truth by means of mathematics. Mathematics is the most precise, unambiguous language that we have. But then, of course, you can't say “I love you” in algebra."
--Eugene Peterson, in "Eat This Book", excerpts found (there's more!) here
Thursday, September 03, 2009
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- Humility Makes Sense, And Worship!
- Yom Kippur
- Next Step Seminar
- Evangelism is Jesus Christ
- Baptizing & Teaching
- Spreading What We Savor
- Primacy of Evangelism
- Holy and Worldly
- andy crouch @ his U2
- Try something
- Help in understanding Infant Baptism
- personal rambling about infant baptism, redux
- How can a ceiling be so exciting?!
- The Fruits of Pain
- Missional
- is re-posting as gauche as re-gifting??
- missiom
- Seasoned Gator Lunch!
- The Aim
- The Parable of the Good Samaritan
- Mercy Links
- College Students!
- How is the ministry of mercy ordered in Christ's c...
- Mercy is about God
- 1st song tomorrow; read/pray thru 'dis
- Larry & Kathleen Eubanks
- Helpful articles for bible students
- couple things
- Truth shall set you free
- Mission
- Jesus, Jesus, Jesus
- Sweet sweetness
- God and words
- To extend the range of our listening
- 5 foundation principles of the knowledge about God...
- excerpt from Knowing God, chapter 1
- Google it
- The Holy Church
- Look through it, not AT it
- Read, Mark, Learn
- Word AND Holy Spirit; Mind AND Heart
- Community Group options
- can't talk much about it
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