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The Misunderstood God
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Becky Dec. 9, 2009.
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Actually, I was thinking of my mom, but I'm sure you will get some good from it too! ^^
I'm working on it, just in case.... :)
I have just finished The Misunderstood God. It was a thoroughly good experience to read, and meshed very well with the characteristics of the God that I have come to embrace. I also have some people in mind who could benefit from reading it. : )
I just finished the book last night. Good from start to finish!
As I read through it at times I felt convicted, at times angry at the system that had me so fooled, at times just mushy as I realized the truth of God's love and at times just plain tha…
I just received my copy and am prepared to dive in. It sure looks good!
I'm just past chapter one, and already loving it!
just got my book and just read the first paragraph.... i am VERY excited to read this book. notice jim endorsement in the endorsement pages?
vicki
that book rocked. I loved the perspective and the honesty./
funny - i just ordered it from amazon 3 days ago - along with 'the naked gospel'..... it's already been shipped...so i'm very excited to read it!
Steve i am starting it today!
Gunna read it 2. Did you just start a book study?
That looks like a really good book....I'm going to get it as soon as I fininsh:
" He Loves Me! Learning to Live in the Father's Affection" by Wayne Jacobsen which is setting me free just while I'm reading it :~}
Maybe once a few of us read 'Misunde…
That looks great, I too want to read it.
I just ordered it, after reading the reviews. Thanks for the heads-up, Steve!
Is anyone else reading this? I started reading it the other day and it is awesome! It is a fantastic description of the true heart of God.
http://www.amazon.com/Misunderstood-God-Religion-Tells-About/dp/1935170058/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=125…
Bo's Cafe is great! It really impacted me. I look forward to seeing what everybody thinks about it.
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Old and Familiar, but New and Remarkable
My wife Dana has been out of town for a couple of days, and since this is Saturday, I spent my morning doing errands that she and I usually do together. Nothing unusual about that, except that she wasn’t with me today. But it turned out that God would show me something today that I hadn’t seen before.
My first stop was at the cleaners. When I was through there, I headed to Wal-Mart. My usual route to Wal-Mart via a busy thoroughfare is inaccessible these days due to road construction. So I turn… Continue
My first stop was at the cleaners. When I was through there, I headed to Wal-Mart. My usual route to Wal-Mart via a busy thoroughfare is inaccessible these days due to road construction. So I turn… Continue
Posted on July 11, 2009 at 3:11pm — 2 Comments
Feelings, Nothing More Than Feelings............
There's an old song (1975) by Morris Albert in which the singer declares his undying love for the lady he lost. However, he refers to his emotions as "nothing more than feelings." In this way, he seems to be trying to diminish the importance of what he feels. They're just feelings, nothing more.
In Chapter 2 of Wide Open Spaces, Jim Palmer points out how difficult it is for Christ followers to place much credence in their emotions. He says, "My religious conditioning taught me to mistrust my em… Continue
In Chapter 2 of Wide Open Spaces, Jim Palmer points out how difficult it is for Christ followers to place much credence in their emotions. He says, "My religious conditioning taught me to mistrust my em… Continue
Posted on June 23, 2009 at 7:02pm — 6 Comments
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- At 8:25pm on June 8, 2009,
Steven Fouse said… - Hey! Don't know if you're interested in being a part of a book club, but we've got one on here if you are:
http://divinenobodies.ning.com/group/bookclubfornobodies
We're currently reading a Brian McLaren book. I know he's not your favorite author, so no pressure on joining!
Hope you're enjoying the Grand Canyon! See ya soon!
- At 9:37am on June 6, 2009,
Melissa C. Coast said… - well hello there! nice to see you on here!
- At 4:03pm on June 4, 2009,
Steven Fouse said…
- Welcome to Divine Nobodies! I hope you find some interesting and helpful stuff here. It's been good for me to see other people's perspectives and to know we're not the only crazy ones. = )
- At 10:39pm on June 3, 2009,
Amy Fouse said… - Hey Dad! Welcome! Glad to see you here!
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How to be a Nobody
By Kwee Lain
Everybody wants to be a somebody
Nobody knows how to be a nobody
If ever there is a somebody
Who knows how to be a nobody
Then that nobody is a real somebody
If you ever want to be a nobody
Then follow that somebody
Who already is a nobody
Later, let go of everybody
Even that somebody
Who already is a nobody
Eventually, you will be a real nobody
Written by somebody, who wants to be a nobody, for the benefit of everybody.
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