Author Archives: Morning Reflections

Deepest Dreams

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To listen to today’s reflection as a podcast, click here There were a few twists and turns on Kurt Warner’s pathway to becoming an NFL quarterback. After graduating from high school in 1989, he wasn’t exactly inundated with college scholarship offers. Warner enrolled at the University of Northern Iowa, not widely regarded as a football powerhouse, where he languished during his… Read more »

EK: Knowing “In” Part

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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.  When my mom was 92 years old, she misplaced her eyeglasses. This… Read more »

PROS: Come “to” 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.  It’s hard to sit still. It’s even harder to be still, from… Read more »

ENTOS: The Kingdom “In Your Midst”

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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.  Actress and entertainer Shirley Maclaine has always followed her own path. Born… Read more »

EN: Rejoice “In” the Lord

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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.  Last May, a car bomb – one of the largest that local… Read more »

EPI: Rejoicing “Over” One Who is Found

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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.  A few years ago, I was standing at a rental car counter… Read more »

META: Weep “With” Others

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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.  Charles Darwin could never figure out tears. As far as he could… Read more »

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 »