This is a first for us here at The Master’s Table: we are going to rerun a previous Happy Monday post. From July 21, 2014 here is Happy Monday #98.
Or lots of both, whatever.
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This is a first for us here at The Master’s Table: we are going to rerun a previous Happy Monday post. From July 21, 2014 here is Happy Monday #98.
Or lots of both, whatever.
Continue reading
What we all look like watching Wimbledon. Maybe it’s just me. Let’s get happy! Continue reading
Liquid Monday. If it’s raining where you are, and that’s most of the United States, hope you’re making a better day of it than these two. Let’s get on to some happier images.
If Jesus told parables today:
That’s enough right there to make it a Happy Monday. And yet there’s more… Continue reading
The Supreme Court announced their decision regarding state issued bans on same-sex marriage on Friday morning. Social media came alive with reaction; supporters changed their profile image to the rainbow flag and used the hashtag #lovewins, some angry Christians expressed despair in the collapse of America and quoted verses from Leviticus. But what caught my attention were the Christians that calmly reminded us we live in and also apart from the culture we are immersed in.
I pastor a small SBC church in the deep South. Below is my Sunday morning sermon, directed to my own congregation with all Christians everywhere in mind. Whatever your initial reaction was to Friday’s news, please prayerfully consider this position: Continue reading
A “baker’s dozen” is made up of 13 (so the baker can have one and there still be an actual dozen). I have a friend in real life that showed up to a meeting with this box of donuts. We call this a “Karli dozen.”
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Legal opinions vary widely on what the U.S. Supreme Court’s mandate of nationwide same-sex marriage will mean for pastors and government officials authorized to perform weddings.
Some legal experts say government officials charged with performing weddings could lose their jobs for refusing to marry gay couples. But others believe both ministers and government officials likely will have freedom not to perform same-sex marriages that violate their religious convictions.
I certainly enjoyed the new Inside Out movie and the Steak & Shake that followed, but all that’s past us now. Time to put on the Monday britches and face the world. Continue reading
Monday’s are rough but hey, at least they make you a better… sailor. I should just post the pics and not say anything. Man it’s early. Continue reading
The verse of the day from Bible Gateway is Psalm 46:10 – “Be still, and know that I am God. I will be exalted among the nations, I will be exalted in the earth!”
The Our Daily Bread devotional for this day is also focused on being still, quiet, and waiting for the Lord to act.
From deep in The Master’s Table archives: Jesus, often known for saying exactly the right thing at the right time, also knew when to keep silent. Click here for more.
Read James 3. Perhaps we would all be wiser to say less.
Even a fool who keeps silent is considered wise;
when he closes his lips, he is deemed intelligent.
-Proverbs 17:28