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Life in Tennessee: An end to Islam bashing?

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Stories from a Northern family in a Southern Area. Saturday, October 14, 2006. An end to Islam bashing? So why is it a personal affront when we are labeled and stereotyped with Christians whom we disagree but okay to do the same with all Muslim believers? Sure their holy book condones violent actions – so does ours. Sure their holy book makes legalistic rule keeping a part of their belief system – so does ours. Am I wrong here? Do they put that kind of stock in their holy writings? God is working on rede...

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Life in Tennessee: July 2006

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Stories from a Northern family in a Southern Area. Monday, July 24, 2006. 8220;Either we learn to find our Lord in ordinary, everyday life, or else we shall never find Him.”. I read an article. That came from Kevin Miller who was asked to advise a Sunday School curriculum company about the following: “What would you recommend for spiritual formation in our time? With this in mind, Miller then posed the following set of questions that blew me away:. I think we would all answer – “Spiritual gro...Spiritual...

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Life in Tennessee: April 2006

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Stories from a Northern family in a Southern Area. Thursday, April 27, 2006. In Other Words.Journey. Take the Israelite’s experience as an example. Here they had the promise of a land flowing with milk and honey, but their journey wasn’t all that wonderful. In fact, at the first sign of opposition some wanted to return to Egypt. Did you catch that? With all that in mind, where are we going? What is my purpose? I am sure that many of you would respond, “Heaven. Heaven is our destination.&#82...The route i...

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Life in Tennessee: June 2006

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Stories from a Northern family in a Southern Area. Wednesday, June 21, 2006. I constantly feel like the Sunday worship service is being turned into something it is not. People complaining about styles of music, songs, preacher, they didn't get anything out of it, etc. So, I wrote the following article for our newsletter. It probably won't help, but I needed to get it out of my system. It’s about the giving, not the receiving. 8221; But that is the wrong question. A better one is: “What am I rea...8221; W...

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Life in Tennessee: When I grow up...

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Stories from a Northern family in a Southern Area. Friday, June 01, 2007. When I grow up. Elijah is beginning to understand the concept of time and growing up. Twice in the last week he has stated his desire to do something in the future. We were watching the end of “October Sky” when it showed a clip of a space shuttle launching, and Elijah inquired, “Where is that plane going? We told him it was going into outer space, or more specifically, his favorite celestial body – the moon. One was a roller.

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Life in Tennessee: June 2007

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Stories from a Northern family in a Southern Area. Friday, June 15, 2007. Elijah likes to ask “Which? For example, when we are going to go out to eat, Elijah asks, “Which restaurant? When going to church, he says, “Which church? It was kind of cute until last night at VBS. He was doing something that was getting annoying, and his “nana” who is too nice to really discipline said, “now, stop that Elijah.”. Didn’t phase him. Then mommy said, “Elijah, please stop that.”. So then I stepped in. When I grow up.

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Life in Tennessee: Back, but different

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Stories from a Northern family in a Southern Area. Friday, May 25, 2007. Back, but different. I have been out of blogging since October because of busyness. After brainstorming with some of my friends we have begun a new journal called ChiRhoLive. This blog will continue probably mostly as anecdotal stories about Elijah and Sophia. And, the website. With the pictures of the kids will continue as well. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Back, but different. Central Holston Christian Church.

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Life in Tennessee: New Video Camera

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Stories from a Northern family in a Southern Area. Monday, September 18, 2006. Carrie and I finally got a video camera to capture Elijah's funny and entertaining moments. So, I have posted two such events as an effort to see how transfer and quality go. So, here they are. Hope you enjoy. Sam This is very cute! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Return to New Orleans. Central Holston Christian Church.

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Life in Tennessee: October 2006

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Stories from a Northern family in a Southern Area. Saturday, October 14, 2006. An end to Islam bashing? So why is it a personal affront when we are labeled and stereotyped with Christians whom we disagree but okay to do the same with all Muslim believers? Sure their holy book condones violent actions – so does ours. Sure their holy book makes legalistic rule keeping a part of their belief system – so does ours. Am I wrong here? Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). An end to Islam bashing?

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Life in Tennessee: Safety Patrol

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Stories from a Northern family in a Southern Area. Wednesday, May 30, 2007. Ever since Elijah figured out how machinery works, he has been very careful. Though we have never used the phrase “Safety first” around him, that seems to be his mantra. When we pile the family into the van, everyone must be buckled into their seats before the vehicle is started or he will go ballistic. Just yesterday, I was at camp doings some things in preparation for our high school week. You write very well.