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“The LORD Said. I Think. Oops! That Was Me!”

The LORD Said. I Think. Oops! That Was Me!

“The LORD Said. I Think. Oops! That Was Me!”  Yeah, that really happens.  I do wish I could take credit for my title, but I can’t.  It’s from a book by T. F. Tenney, titled The Lord Said– Or Was That Me: Some More Advice Unasked For And Seldom Heeded.  I’ll hopefully write about it (the book) some day, but for now it’s just the title I’m borrowing.

It’s hard to admit even to ourselves when we do something because we thought it’s what God wanted, but then find out it wasn’t. Worse yet, it’s what we wanted.

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not to reason why

Ours is not to reason why

Ours Is Not To Reason Why.  Remember that saying?  Ours is not to reason why, ours is but to do or die.  I was pretty sure I remembered it – 
but apparently, that’s not the way it goes.  It really goes – Theirs not to reason why, theirs but to do and die.

But what if it really is, Ours is not to reason why, ours is to do and live?

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The way back home

God – is it time for me to go home?

If you’ve read anything I’ve written about my past, you would know that answer is shocking.  There are times I wanted so badly to reach the end of this life and go to live in God’s Kingdom.  To be saying I have more to offer here in this life instead of “going home” is beyond belief.  And yet – I said it.  It is something I’ve spoken to the senior pastor at church about – that I really should find ways to use the gifts God has given me.  But here, when it comes right down to it, I was still surprised to “hear” me saying this.

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God versus religion – why

Sometimes we can know for sure that followers of God don’t all hear from Him – like when two sets of people who know for sure they “know God’s voice” are saying two very different things. Both insist they are right about whose voice they hear – and what that voice is saying. Neither will say the other is wrong. Both just insist they are “right”.

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Peace I Give To You

  It’s hard to write these days. There’s been something missing. The title says a lot about the problem – Peace I Give To You. I wrote those words almost three years ago.  Along with much of what follows. The thing is – peace is still a problem.   Or rather – the lack of it.

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