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See What Else I’ve Been Writing About, Lately
- His Yoke (poem)
- How Shall We Now Live, 7: On Broken Hallelujahs–and One Broken for Us
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- And Now for Some Good News! (Guest Feature)
- How Shall We Now Live, 4: Carpe Logos (Redux+)
- In Case You Were Looking for the Nuremburg Code Concerning Medical Experimentation (re: procedures, vax’s, etc.)
- How Shall We Now Live, 3: Knowing Our Season
- Former Soviet Toxicologist Talks Vax and Faith (Guest Features)
- How Shall We Now Live, 2: Choose This Day (5 verses and a chorus)
- Yet Another Doctor Shares Serious Concerns RE: Masks, Opposition to Known Therapies for COVID-19, and Vaccines. Question Mainstream Media Information and Heavy Censorship of Other Doctors and Scientists. NOTE: One Minute Read, 49 Minute Interview. Most Shocking and Most Helpful Info Starts at 41 Minute Mark.
- How Shall We Now Live, 1: Lift Him Up and They Will Come (poem)
- “When someone shows you who they are, believe them the first time.” (Maya Angelou). They’ve been showing us. (Guest Features on the Pandemic and the Injection by David O’Hagan)
- Forsaking Not the Assembling (poem)
- Is the Inoculation, Even As It Exists Today, the Damning “Mark of the Beast”? Two Points of View
- “Chichester and area” Tour (guest post: Colin Markham)
- “After the Resurrection” (poem)
- Rabbi Chananya Weissman Gives 31 Reasons He Won’t Take the Vaccine (Guest Feature)
- Shroud of Turin: Jesus’ Burial Cloth? On Free Will (redux)
- On Mercy for Grief over Spiritual–and Secular–Apostasy
Tag Archives: grace
God’s Love Is As the Air We Breathe
Phyllis Beveridge Nissila While I was researching, pondering, and crafting my “grace versus works” essay, a scrap of advice I read on some online relationship recovery forum directed to a woman experiencing an uncustomary glitch in her relationship with her … Continue reading
On Who Fills the Void/the Rainbow Maker
Phyllis Beveridge Nissila Sheol and Abaddon are never satisfied, and never satisfied are the eyes of man. (Proverbs 27:20, ESV) I was thinking about a conversation in the movie based on the book Girl with a Pearl Earring about the life … Continue reading
Posted in Christian poetry, Devotionals, most recent posts, poetry, salvation by grace, spiritual transformation
Tagged grace, salvation
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On God’s Equal Parts Judgement and Love in This “End Times” Age
Phyllis Beveridge Nissila Jerusalem, Jerusalem, you who kill the prophets and stone those sent to you, how often I have longed to gather your children together, as a hen gathers her chicks under her wings, and you were not willing (Matthew … Continue reading
Posted in Devotionals, devotionals and commentaries featuring technology, Easter/Good Friday themes, encouragement in hard times, end times spiritual survival, most recent posts, prophecy, Psalm 91 devotionals, salvation by grace, spiritual survival, spiritual transformation, survival tools
Tagged God's judgment, God's love, grace, Jesus sacrifice, salvation by faith, salvation by grace
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Merely Well Behaved—or Beloved and Gifted? (On Joseph of Genesis)
Phyllis Nissila MERELY WELL BEHAVED? I have heard yet another preacher expound on the superior character of Joseph of Old Testament fame who was betrayed by his brothers, unjustly accused by his master’s wife, imprisoned and then forgotten by two … Continue reading
Posted in Baptism in the Holy Spirit, Commentaries, Devotionals, encouragement in hard times, most recent posts, salvation by grace, spiritual survival, spiritual transformation, survival tools
Tagged behavior preaching, behavior versus grace, grace, Joseph, Joseph in Genesis, saved by grace not works
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On Law, Grace, and the Joy of the Race
Phyllis Nissila GOING PAST THE GOLD When I think about talented runners I think about two people: 1924 Olympic Gold Medalist Eric Liddell, the inspiration for the Chariots of Fire story and film [1], and let’s call him “Charlie,” a … Continue reading
Though Fragile in Years and Status, She Said Yes: a Meditation on Mary, the Mother of Jesus, and “Everybeliever”
Phyllis Beveridge Nissila In the fullness of time, though fragile in years and status I understood the angel’s invitation and agreed to birth You among us… The devotional from which the excerpt, above, is drawn, linked here and reprinted in … Continue reading →