Author Archives: Morning Reflections

APO: Anointing “From” God

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To listen to today’s reflection as a podcast, click here  Each weekday in the month of August, we will pursue “prepositional truth” by zeroing in on a single Greek preposition in a single verse, noting the theological richness so often embedded in the humble words we so often overlook.  For more than 100 years, virtually every map of North America showed… Read more »

HUPER: God “For” Us

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To listen to today’s reflection as a podcast, click here Each weekday in the month of August, we will pursue “prepositional truth” by zeroing in on a single Greek preposition in a single verse, noting the theological richness so often embedded in the humble words we so often overlook.  Easter Day in France is celebrated as in no other part of… Read more »

EK, DIA, EIS: “From, Through, For” God

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To listen to today’s reflection as a podcast, click here  Each weekday in the month of August, we will pursue “prepositional truth” by zeroing in on a single Greek preposition in a single verse, noting the theological richness so often embedded in the humble words we so often overlook.  Have you ever submitted a project or made a presentation and known,… Read more »

META: Dine “With” Me

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To listen to today’s reflection as a podcast, click here  Each weekday in the month of August, we will pursue “prepositional truth” by zeroing in on a single Greek preposition in a single verse, noting the theological richness so often embedded in the humble words we so often overlook.  In one of the Bible’s most celebrated verses, the door usually gets… Read more »

PRO: “Before” All Things

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To listen to today’s reflection as a podcast, click here  Each weekday in the month of August, we will pursue “prepositional truth” by zeroing in on a single Greek preposition in a single verse, noting the theological richness so often embedded in the humble words we so often overlook.  Many words have multiple meanings. Some words take that to the extreme…. Read more »

APO: “From” God

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To listen to today’s reflection as a podcast, click here  Each weekday in the month of August, we will pursue “prepositional truth” by zeroing in on a single Greek preposition in a single verse, noting the theological richness so often embedded in the humble words we so often overlook.  In 1993, a consortium of progressive Bible scholars and lay persons known… Read more »

DIA: “Through” the Cross

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To listen to today’s reflection as a podcast, click here  Each weekday in the month of August, we will pursue “prepositional truth” by zeroing in on a single Greek preposition in a single verse, noting the theological richness so often embedded in the humble words we so often overlook.  We know them at a glance. People the world over – regardless… Read more »

EPI: “Upon” This Rock

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To listen to today’s reflection as a podcast, click here  Each weekday in the month of August, we will pursue “prepositional truth” by zeroing in on a single Greek preposition in a single verse, noting the theological richness so often embedded in the humble words we so often overlook.  If you occasionally find yourself reflecting on your experiences back in high… Read more »

ANA: “Among” the Wheat

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To listen to today’s reflection as a podcast, click here  Each weekday in the month of August, we will pursue “prepositional truth” by zeroing in on a single Greek preposition in a single verse, noting the theological richness so often embedded in the humble words we so often overlook.  Jesus is hoping we’ll say goodbye forever to something that most of us… Read more »

ANEU: “Apart from” the Will of Your Father

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To listen to today’s reflection as a podcast, click here  Each weekday in the month of August, we will pursue “prepositional truth” by zeroing in on a single Greek preposition in a single verse, noting the theological richness so often embedded in the humble words we so often overlook.  In 1852, a resident of New York City, feeling homesick for his… Read more »