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That’s a good observation. *** From my X / Twitter “For you” feed this morning - “Underrated life skill: Listening without waiting to talk. You’ll be shocked how much people will tell you - if you actually let them finish. What folks want isn’t advice. It’s your attention. You don’t win...

”Although I would happily dispense with personal attacks by ideologically driven opponents, their extremity often illustrates why historically based theological work is vital: only that approach addresses the increasingly sectarian character of religions since the beginning of the twentieth...

“The darker the night, the brighter the stars. The deeper the grief, the closer is God.” - Fyodor Dostoevsky

* I used it in my elementary school days. Grease was the word, even for the under 12 crowd. The British invasion came along and I haven’t used it since.*

Same as it ever was. You had it and you have it. What will you do with it this time around?

I’m talking about the prophets and the gospel of the kingdom.

* Me too. Except the voice in my head also prompts music and dancing. *

* One of Elisha’s bears fixing to go to work. *

* Please let it be John 1:1. *

It’s the religion of primitive Christianity. As for going to heaven, that’s not the Messianic hope of Israel.

“Religion without Christ is a lamp without oil.” - C.H. Spurgeon

All languages have idioms. Examples of idioms in the English language: Taking an idiom literally (in any language) will produce a wild understanding which the author never intended.

* I avoid going into the woods at night. *

* Exhibit A. Men should not write their wedding vows. *