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We are all Overcomers

Stories related to the theme of overcoming the consequences of living in a fallen world (e.g. evil, natural disaster, sin, death, thistles etc.)

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Teresa Irizarry in We are all Overcomers

Sep 3, 2017

Clinging

Harvey reminds all of us we came with nothing, and may leave with nothing at any time. It is not in our control, modern deceptions to the…

Teresa Irizarry in We are all Overcomers

Aug 13, 2017

Fragile

Organization is the opposite of chaos. Left to itself the universe decays, becomes more random, unorganized in a process called entropy. Life is…

Teresa Irizarry in We are all Overcomers

Jul 2, 2017

Fierce — Part 1

Per Google the definition for “fierce” is having or displaying an intense or ferocious aggressiveness, (of a feeling, emotion, or…

Teresa Irizarry in We are all Overcomers

May 28, 2017

Was Jesus Handsome?

Was Jesus the most handsome dude of all time?

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Teresa Irizarry in We are all Overcomers

Apr 23, 2017

A Monastery Metaphor to Guide Us

Proposing a Complementarian Egalitarian Ceasefire

Teresa Irizarry in We are all Overcomers

Apr 2, 2017

Doubt and Fear

Denny Burk says doubt and fear are sins here. His article seems careless for those struggling. If I had read his article at some…

Teresa Irizarry in We are all Overcomers

Mar 19, 2017

Celebrating Esther de Waal

“This moment immense with a stillness
that makes you listen and want to be listening, and want to be…

Teresa Irizarry in We are all Overcomers

Nov 6, 2016

Women in Authority

A Review of the Third Edition of Women in the Church by Andreas J. Kostenberger & Thomas R. Schreiner

Teresa Irizarry in We are all Overcomers

Jul 5, 2016

Conglomeration

The definition of conglomeration, according to Google, is “a number of different things, parts or items that are grouped together…

Teresa Irizarry in We are all Overcomers

Dec 28, 2015

6 Biblical Statements to Live By

The article at Relevant below takes 7 common motivators and points out where they are not scriptural. However each has a root of truth, incomplete, that the article fails to acknowledge. In six out of seven cases, we need to slow down before we reject the saying outright.