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Reassurance - by Greg Steggerda
March 2nd, 2020
Sometimes I reread my favorite books. In fact, there are books I may have read eight or ten times in my life. There’s something reassuring about the known; stories can increase in comfort just like ol... Read More
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Normal Life - by Greg Steggerda
February 28th, 2020
I wonder if normal life isn’t one of the challenges we face as we try to live faithful lives.The writer of Ecclesiastes notes that the simple routines of our daily lives - eating, work, sleep, fellows... Read More
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Situational Ethics - by Greg Steggerda
February 27th, 2020
Situational ethics is pretty much the norm these days - too often we decide how to act based on immediate factors rather than bedrock principles. Obeying traffic laws, telling the truth, working on Su... Read More
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Special Agony - by Greg Steggerda
February 26th, 2020
Jesus has a special heart for the lost. I used to think that, because of the parables of the lost sheep, the lost coin, and the prodigal son - I read all three again this morning in Luke 15. I used to... Read More
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Humbled or Exalted - by Greg Steggerda
February 25th, 2020
The mystical religious concept of karma - the idea that right will always balance wrong, good will offset evil - has become popular. I don’t think most people who refer to karma realize it’s really a ... Read More
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Time and Work - by Greg Steggerda
February 24th, 2020
Since America has such huge advantages - we’re highly educated, wealthy, possessed of wonderful technology - I sometimes wonder why churches in other parts of the world are growing so fast and ours ar... Read More
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Merry Christmas - by Greg Steggerda
December 25th, 2019
Joy to the world! The Lord has come! Today truly is one of the most wonderful days of the year, equaled only by Easter Sunday. I wish all my family and friends the fullest blessings that life in our L... Read More
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Immanuel - by Greg Steggerda
December 24th, 2019
Matthew 1:18-25 “This is how the birth of Jesus the Messiah came about: His mother Mary was pledged to be married to Joseph, but before they came together, she was found to be pregnant through the Hol... Read More
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Choice - by Greg Steggerda
December 23rd, 2019
Christmas is almost here. We’ve been waiting for four weeks now, and we’re eager for the day to finally come. But are we really ready?In secular terms, that question relates to having our gifts bought... Read More
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Everything We Need - by Greg Steggerda
December 22nd, 2019
I like multi-tools. I own a couple of them, one made by Leatherman and the other a Gerber. I like having a pliers, knife, a few screwdrivers and other assorted tools in a single pouch on my belt.I’ve ... Read More
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Fellowship - by Greg Steggerda
December 22nd, 2019
If the studies and my own experience – which for once match up – are to be believed, Americans are lousy at fellowship. It appears that adult men especially struggle; men over 30 are reported to get t... Read More
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Love - by Greg Steggerda
December 20th, 2019
There are people I love like crazy, but sometimes I’m shocked at how badly I treat them. Even my best, most pure attempts at love are in some measure self-centered. My closest, longest relationships a... Read More
