Sadly, almost every time I have heard the end of Romans 8 is cited in an Evangelical sermon, I am certain I heard “But you can separate yourself.” No, not even I have managed that.
When my brother Gary was dying of cancer in 2012, I felt compelled to tell him that God was never angry with him. I witnessed a most wonderful change in his countenance, that I will never forget.
Sadly, almost every time I have heard the end of Romans 8 is cited in an Evangelical sermon, I am certain I heard “But you can separate yourself.” No, not even I have managed that.
Listening to Nickleback?? Friend, you’ve gone too far…
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Having mental health problems
Deconstructing your faith
Reconstructing faith differently after deconstruction
Feeling like God is absent
Not being able to bear God feeling present
Wanting control of your life following abuse
It's beautiful Father Kenneth. It makes me laugh and cry tears of joy to read this. Nothing can separate us. Amen and Amen.
Sharing with my kids.
Thank you for reminding us. It was needed.
Being too much - too serious. Too intense. Too trapped in thinking.
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That’s the longest “Challenge Accepted” list I believe I’ve seen.
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After loving jazz and occasionally playing it for many years I cannot accept smooth jazz as not a sin.
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Thank you.
Thanks Kenneth. I needed that. Pax et Bonum.
This is amazing!
When my brother Gary was dying of cancer in 2012, I felt compelled to tell him that God was never angry with him. I witnessed a most wonderful change in his countenance, that I will never forget.
What a gift you gave him, and true.
I love this. Thanks, friend.
Oneness cannot be interfered with! John 14:20
Thank you, my friend.
This child of the Living God, is on the list. I struggle daily.
Thank you for such a needed post spelled out Ken.