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Author Archives: the Rev'd Dr SG Rindahl
Ash Wednesday 2021
Internet is more off than on currently due to the winter conditions in Texas causing major infrastructure disruptions. That has motivated this post during a “Quick get online while the internet is running” post — EDIT – From the start … Continue reading
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Tagged Ash Wednesday, Lent, Struggle, suffering
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Eartha Kitt — Black Little Angels – Angelitos Negros
This was posted on my Facebook Page some time ago and I thought at the time I should put it here as a blog post but never did. It came to mind this morning so I am creating the … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Living, Heresy, National Problems
Tagged Children, Forgiveness, Heaven, Humbleness, Racism, Sin, Struggle
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What the World Needs Now is…
In 1965 Jackie DeShannon sand “What the World Needs Now is Love.” With the opening lyrics of: “What the world needs now Is love, sweet love It’s the only thing
Posted in Christian Living, National Problems
Tagged Forgiveness, Prayer, Sin, Struggle, suffering
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Another Look at the Lord’s Prayer
Some time ago my mind was drawn to a connection between this passage from James and the Lord’s Prayer. James 2:14–24 (ESV): What good is it, my brothers, if someone says he has faith but does not have works? Can … Continue reading
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Are You Brave Enough?
Are you brave enough to pray the Lord’s Prayer? Do you think that is a strange question? Most people do when they hear it, but it is a legitimate question. In the Lord’s Prayer, we obligate ourselves to some pretty … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Living, Popular Prayers, Theology
Tagged Blessings, Christian Service, Discipleship, Forgiveness, Heaven, Prayer, Sin
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How a Rosary Returned Me to Prayer
People of faith are supposed to pray every day. How many do? I do not know, but I would wager a hefty bet that, of the number of people claiming to be people of faith, only a small percentage of … Continue reading
Maintain Your Defenses
This is a photo of the Tantallon Castle. It was once, as castles are built to be, a strong defense against those who wish to harm the people living inside the castle walls. The thing about castles, as can be … Continue reading
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Tagged Faith, Forgiveness, Sin
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What Can We Learn from Martha and Mary?
There are some who use this story to lambaste Martha and praise Mary telling us to learn from Martha’s mistake and Mary’s example. I think that is overly simplistic. Both Martha and Mary were doing good things. The situation, however,
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Tagged Christian Service, Faith, Humbleness
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Crucifix Selfie
The Bible says that “God showed His love for us in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us” (Romans 5:8). I have always found that verse to be comforting. After all, it begins by reminding me that … Continue reading
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Tagged Burdens, Cross, Crucifix, Crucifixion, Eucharist, Forgiveness, Grace, Mercy, Sacrifice, Sin
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This is My Body
My earliest church experience was in a small King James Baptist Church. I loved that congregation. They did many things for me, but most importantly they introduced me to Jesus. The pastor there was a man by the name of