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Category Archives: Relationships
The Major Roadblock to a City Church
This post is the fourth link in a chain blog started by Alan Knox. Alan wrote the first link, which was followed by Charlie Wallace, and most recently by David Rogers. I won’t bore you with summaries of the other … Continue reading
Posted in Chain Blog, Church, Discussion Topics, Relationships
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Thoughts on Unity and John 17, Part 2
A long time ago (in blog terms), I started talking about John 17 and unity (here and here). It seems that the subject of unity has popped up on a number of blogs that I read, and I wanted to … Continue reading
Some Personal Updates
I continue to generate a backlog of potential posts in the middle of my hectic life, but once again I am bailing on those potential posts to give you a brief update on things here in the Sensenig household. First … Continue reading
Posted in Lighter Side, Personal, Relationships
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Welcome a New Blogger!
Readers of my blog are no doubt familiar with “ded”, a frequent and insightful commenter. On one occasion back in July of this year, he even guest-blogged here. David (“ded”) is a great friend and brother to me. I first … Continue reading
Posted in Blog News and Info, Personal, Relationships
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Thoughts on Unity and John 17, Part 1
Well, I finally am getting around to sitting down to write some of my own thoughts on this topic. Thank you to all of you who contributed such insightful comments in response to my question. Much of what I would … Continue reading