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Daily Archives: February 15, 2011

You Can’t Do the Gospel

Posted on February 15, 2011 by blund

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15 years ago today @samanthalund and I committed ourselves to each other before the Lord and loved ones. I love you still! Well, "I do" are the two most famous last words The beginning of the end But to lose your life for another, I've heard Is a good place to begin 'Cause the only way to find your life Is to lay your own life down And I believe it's an easy price For the life that we have found

In about 48 hours, Costa Rica is going to be very real. Have some great book resources we are bringing, as well as medical supplies, quilts/dresses, food, and more. #praying #grateful

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God can feel; God does love. We have Scriptural warrant for believing... God has reached out loving arms and gathered into His own bosom that forest of spears which otherwise had pierced ours. But is not this gross anthropomorphism? We are careless of names: it is the truth of God. And we decline to yield up the God of the Bible and the God of our hearts to any philosophical abstraction. We have and we must have an ethical God; a God whom we can love, and in whom we can trust. We may feel awe in the presence of the Absolute, as we feel awe in the presence of the storm or of the earthquake: we may feel our dependence in its presence, as we feel our helplessness before the tornado or the flood. But we cannot love it; we cannot trust it... In order to escape an anthropomorphic God, we must not throw ourselves at the feet of a zoomorphic or an amorphic one. Nevertheless, let us rejoice that our God has not left us by searching to find Him out. Let us rejoice that He has plainly revealed Himself to us in His Word as a God who loves us, and who, because He loves us, has sacrificed Himself for us. Let us remember that it is a fundamental conception in the Christian idea of God that God is love; and that it is the fundamental dogma of the Christian religion that God so loved us that He gave Himself for us. B. B. Warfield "Imitating The Incarnation"

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