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Patria -ism

Posted on 4 July 2019 by pstrobus

Patriotism is a form of love, It’s an emotion both simple and complex. So with the help of some songs and a little history, here’s my understanding of the Glorious Fourth. Continue reading →

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All The Doubt I Have

Posted on 1 May 2019 by pstrobus

We have picked up the idea that doubt is somehow the opposite of faith, as if doubting automatically negates hope and faithfulness. This is biblically bogus bovine butt byproduct. Continue reading →

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One Ever Hangs

Posted on 19 April 2019 by pstrobus

“The poetry is in the pity” is perhaps one of the boldest explanations of the “why” of poetry. On this day when we tend to ask a big theological “why?” It’s worth it to read the poetry too. Continue reading →

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Advent is a Dance

Posted on 15 December 2018 by pstrobus

A certain wing of the church is known for its anti-dance attitude. For that matter, the world we live in is not all that happy with the… non-conformity of dancing. And yet, the church insists on dancing. Continue reading →

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The Beautiful Shepherd

Posted on 22 April 2018 by pstrobus

The idea of a Good Shepherd who comforts us and keeps us safe is, well… comforting it is not however, the full story because he is also beautiful, the Greek says so. Continue reading →

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Going into Galilee

Posted on 1 April 2018 by pstrobus

We treat the resurrection as a static (and sometimes irrelevent) point in life, forgetting that resurrection has a direction, and a goal. Continue reading →

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