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Field Notes: The Cost of a Divided Life

Compromise rarely begins as a divided life. It begins with a small exception. Over time, what we permit we learn to protect. The breastplate of righteousness calls us back to integrity, confession, and the freedom of standing in Christ rather than defending what is quietly dividing us. Continue reading
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The Breastplate of Righteousness

The breastplate of righteousness protects the heart in spiritual battle. We stand not in our own record, but in Christ’s righteousness, given to us by grace. Through the Holy Spirit, that righteousness increasingly shapes our desires, choices, and character, guarding us from accusation while closing the openings created by compromise. Continue reading
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Beautiful Scandalous Night
This song reflects a spiritual message celebrating Easter, emphasizing themes of redemption and purification through Christ’s sacrifice. It invites believers to seek mercy at the “mountain of mercy,” highlighting the significance of atonement and spiritual renewal at the cross, culminating in a call for cleansing and restoration. Continue reading
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Sunday Evening Collective ~ May 11th Edition

Happy Mother’s Day This post is about moments of triumph in sports and life. It highlights Brandon Vazquez’s efforts on the pitch as metaphor, reflects on a Sunday Song about redemption, recommends Rick Rubin’s insights on creativity, and encourages readers to assess the costs of their pursuits. Continue reading
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Starfish
Starfish ~The Church | Then and Now “Sometimes when this place gets kind of empty Sound of their breath fades with the light I think about the loveless fascination Under the Milky Way tonight” This year marks the 30th anniversary of The Church’s fifth album, Starfish. Most of us became familiar with The Church via… Continue reading
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Copper Blue
Copper Blue ~Sugar | Then and Now This week marks the 25th year of Copper Blue, by Sugar. A really good friend turned me on to Sugar. This friend was one of those friends that life surprises you with. C.S. Lewis describers it as one of those moments of, “Oh, you too?”. When it came to… Continue reading
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A Friend So Kind
A Friend So Kind ~The Choir, Burning Like The Midnight Sun Editors Note: I was listening to music on the way to work this morning, when The Choir’s, “A Friend So Kind” made its way thru the playlist. I believe this is another tribute to Gene Eugene, who’s passing left a huge void, not just in… Continue reading

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