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Introduction to Nehemiah
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Mark D. Roberts
Part 4 of series: A Theology of Work in Ezra and Nehemiah Permalink for this post / Permalink for this series Last week I introduced the Theology of Work Project (TOWP). I explained the vision of this project and my own participation in it. My task, as you may recall, is to do a commentary-like…
Sunday Inspiration from The High Calling
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Mark D. Roberts
Fat and Fatness READ Psalm 63:1-11 You satisfy me more than the richest feast. I will praise you with songs of joy. Psalm 63:5 Psalm 63:5 is one of those verses that doesn’t sound as inviting when it’s translated literally. If you were to look at the Hebrew phrase rendered here as “You satisfy me…
More items from the local police blotter . . . .
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Mark D. Roberts
From the Boerne Star: Aug 23 1000 block of Adler Road, 4:37 p.m., A man reported that someone in the area fired a rifle in the air and the bullet came down through the caller’s roof. No injuries were reported. [MDR – Yikes! I always wondered if something like this ever happened.] Aug. 24 29000…
Recommendation: Peace Like a River by Leif Enger
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Mark D. Roberts
Okay, okay, this book has been around since 2001. I’m sure many of my readers have read Peace Like a River and loved it. But if you haven’t read it, I want to bring it to your attention. This is a book you will love. I started reading this book on vacation. More accurately, I…
A Theology of Work in Ezra?
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Mark D. Roberts
Part 3 of series: A Theology of Work in Ezra Permalink for this post / Permalink for this series If you’re just now joining this series, let me say that I’m doing some blogging on a theology of work in the biblical books of Ezra, Nehemiah, and Esther. This exercise is my first step toward…
An Introduction to Ezra
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Mark D. Roberts
Part 2 of series: A Theology of Work in Ezra Permalink for this post / Permalink for this series The Old Testament book of Ezra was originally the first part of one continuous work that included the book we call Nehemiah as the second part. The story of Ezra-Nehemiah was written as a continuous narrative.…
Introduction: Reading with an Agenda
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Mark D. Roberts
Part 1 of series: A Theology of Work in Ezra Permalink for this post / Permalink for this series Yesterday I introduced a project to which I will soon be contributing, the Theology of Work Project (TOWP). This effort includes a systematic reading of the whole Bible, looking in every book for its theology of…
Introduction to the Theology of Work Project
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Mark D. Roberts
I have recently been asked to participate in compelling new project, the Theology of Work Project. I have agreed to be involved, not only because the whole matter of faith and work lies close to the heart of Laity Lodge, but also because I think this project has potential to make a significant difference in…
Sunday Inspiration from The High Calling
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Mark D. Roberts
Lead Me to the Rock READ Psalm 61:1-8 From the ends of the earth, I cry to you for help when my heart is overwhelmed. Lead me to the towering rock of safety. Psalm 61:2 Psalm 61 expresses the desperate prayer of one who senses a great need for God. David prays “from the ends…
Different Places and Their Distinctive Smells
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Mark D. Roberts
Have you ever noticed how different places have different and distinctive smells? I expect you have, especially if you’ve visited a seaside community on vacation. Even before you can hear the waves crashing on the beach or the seagulls calling, you can smell the change in the air, the hint of brine that grows ever…
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