Some thoughts on the popular book, “The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry”, by John Mark Comer
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A Verse a Day Keeps the Bible Away
Like reading this excerpt is not reading the post, so reading a verse is…. well, it could be better couldn’t it?
Horizon: Zero Dawn – Reflection on Themes, Narrative, and Hero.
Modernity retrofitted into a postapocalyptic (premodern) tribal world. A reflection on the themes of tribalism, impossible heroes, the view from nowhere and its subversive fulfilment in a Hero who actually did come from outside our world.
Work When You Don’t Want To
Sometimes work’s a lot of work. But that’s work. And you’re a worker.
Not Lazy, Just Need Some Help.
We might think unproductive people are lazy (other people of course). But perhaps many of us are simply struggling to get the skills we need in a world that changes so fast. We are not only seeking to be productive workers for our own sake but also for others. But more than that, we can help others do the same.
Productivity for the right reasons matters
Some thoughts on productivity. Why do we work at all? And why should we work better? Working for the right reasons is a blessing for us and for others.
Death Make Life More and Less Serious
They say that death is the ultimate equaliser. But in life, death can be a helpful reorganise.
Divinely Appointed Cognitive Dissonance – O.T. Motifs
They are back at it again. Round two of the much anticipated boxing match of the theological century. In the red corner, God’s sovereignty is back for more. In the blue corner, human responsibility won’t give up.
Wait… Did I use the wrong metaphor again?
Divinely Appointed Cognitive Dissonance – O.T. Specific Passages
In the red corner we have God’s sovereignty. He’s fought many battles and won. And in the blue corner is human responsibility. Just as many battles, and just as many victories. Watch as the two fight it out!
Wait… Is this the right metaphor?
Proverbs of Susella
The wise look and see that every street has its proverbs.
Bigvai and Shiphrah 