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Hebrews 10:19-31 Therefore, brothers and sisters, since we have confidence to enter the Most Holy Place by the blood of Jesus, 20 by a new and living way opened for us through the curtain, that is, his body, 21 and since we have a great priest over the house of God, 22 let us draw […]

I cannot help but ponder the previously-mentioned quote I placed on here a few days ago. As I’ve been wondering the implications behind discovering the inner wound within my spirit, while also discovering the genius, it becomes very apparent to me. It is increasingly difficult for me to figure out what it is that I […]

“Where a man’s wound is, that is where his genius will be.” One of my favorite parts of the Bible is the story of Gideon. For those of you unfamiliar, I would highly suggest taking a look at his life! What many Sunday school teachers forget to mention is that Gideon, at the time he […]

I’m afraid this isn’t going to be the most pleasant of posts. There’s a lot on my mind, I’ve had a significant amount of coffee, and all of my little buttons (patience, mainly) have been recently smashed in. This is not to say that I’m aggravated, by any means. It simply means this is a […]

The lion was not supposed to eat pre-packaged meals or veggie burgers. The deer was not meant to move quickly with the use of a car. The shark was not created to eat small, floating pellets at the top of the ocean, dropped from the sky by a hand holding a large cylinder of fish food. […]

Few things make me cringe as much as the idea of living a wasted life. Thinking about it, I’ve wondered what it is that drives people to lethargy. How can it be possible to live without constantly striving to attain a goal, discover something new, or improve the life of those around them? There are […]

There’s an interesting topic we discussed in our bible study last night; what does it mean to be a modern-day hero? Well, eliminate the “modern day” element from this and simply stick to the notion of what it takes to be a hero. See, I think many of us grow up with the interest and […]

Happy New Year, Aaron. It’s time for another year, with the opportunity to have a new beginning, sense of motivation, and desire to make sure 2011 is somehow different than 2010. 2010, without doubt, was a very challenging year for me. As I think about all of the changes that have occurred, my mind cannot […]

In the midst of mine enemies, I eat a hearty meal. In the stress of the most difficult situation, I am able to laugh with few worries. In situations that would demand a scream of pain, I thank God that He is glorified with my voice rather than a shout of despair. He is faithful. […]

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