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The Cost Of Assigning A Gender To God
The God Of My Team Years ago a book told us that “Men Are From Mars And Women Are From Venus,” making the point that our innate differences make the genders feel like they are from different planets. Now, it feels like men and women are not just from different planets, we also live on different planets. Men and women have dramatically different education levels, incomes, suicide rates, voting habits, social habits, and social lives. In a society that is increasingly divided,
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The Cost Of Assigning A Gender To God
The God Of My Team Years ago a book told us that “Men Are From Mars And Women Are From Venus,” making the point that our innate differences make the genders feel like they are from different planets. Now, it feels like men and women are not just from different planets, we also live on different planets. Men and women have dramatically different education levels, incomes, suicide rates, voting habits, social habits, and social lives. In a society that is increasingly divided,
Hope For Exiles: The Story Behind Jeremiah 29:11
It is graduation season. Which, for many of us listening to commencement speeches and graduation sermons, means it is Jeremiah 29:11 season. “For I know the plans I have for you,” says the Lord. “They are plans for good and not for disaster, to give you a future and a hope.[1]” This scripture has provided encouragement for people in times of uncertainty for centuries. But this passage is even more impactful, and challenging, when you consider the context. A Message To Exiles
Beauty For Ashes: The True Price of Surrender
Today I learned that when I rely on digital apps for navigation, my sense of direction grows weaker. That part of my brain, the hippocampus, literally shrinks. I just wanted to find the quickest way to the grocery store. This was not a bargain I knew I was making. But my maps app isn’t the only thing asking for a sacrifice. I surrender privacy for access to social media, individual identity in exchange for group identity, freedom in exchange for security. Security, community,
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