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Posts Tagged ‘friendship’
Book Review: Find Your Way Home
March 25th, 2009 by Jonalyn
There are few short devotional books I like, even fewer that don’t tweak my theologian side as being too wimpy for anyone who wants to think deeply about God. But a few weeks back I was sent a book to review and I’m happy to say that though it is short (you can read it [...]
Tags: friendship, Gender Studies, loving Jesus, reviews
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A Weekend with Messianic Jews
January 20th, 2009 by Jonalyn
I got to dance. This last weekend, the Soulation speaking team (read: Dale and me) flew to Atlanta for the Young Messianic Jewish Association’s (YMJA) Annual Youth Leaders Retreat. We had already been prepped with the request to call Jesus by his Jewish name, “Yeshua” and to do “what we do best” which in this [...]
Tags: apologetics, friendship, loving Jesus, writing/speaking
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An Interview with Tosca Lee
January 7th, 2009 by Jonalyn
As promised, an insider’s look into the woman who wrote Havah: the Story of Eve, a book I relished (read review), a book Publisher’s Weekly starred in their review. “A passionate and riveting story… Lee’s superior storytelling will have readers weeping for all that Havah forfeited by a single damning choice.” – Publishers Weekly I [...]
Tags: beauty, envy, feminin/masculin-ity, friendship, Gender Studies, writing/speaking
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A Heart Brimming: Meditation on Friends
July 6th, 2008 by Jonalyn
We’ve just returned from a fishing trip at Fetcher pond. I took our three corgis, the Ladies, out for their bathroom break. As I walked around on our grass, watching the dogs bark I could hear the rodeo and raucous cheers and hoots echoing up to our home on the hill. I gathered the Ladies [...]
Tags: family, friendship, loving Jesus, pain
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