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Hagion - holy & sacred stuff
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Welcome to my randomized study & miscellaneous thoughts about the Awesome God of the universe, who He is and what He wants us to be.
Hagion (hag'-ee-on):
:: Leonard Sweet :: Relevant Magazine :: Jordan Cooper :: The Ooze :: The Next Wave :: Future Church :: Labyrinth :: DJ Chuang :: Living Room :: tallskinnykiwi :: Postmodern Theology :: Liquid Thinking :: Gink World :: Andy Crouch :: The Journey :: Epic Church :: Solomon's Porch :: Mars Hill :: Mosaic Church :: Doug Pagitt :: North Point Community Church
:: Servant Evangelism :: Purpose Driven :: Rick Warren's blog :: Willow Creek Association :: Evangelism Explosion :: Four Spiritual Laws :: Online Evangelism :: Alpha Course :: GROW Magazine :: Megachurch 2005 Report :: The Church Growth Institute :: Church Marketing Sucks.com
:: Online Bible :: N.E.T. Bible :: Christian Classics Ethereal Library :: Bible Study Tools :: E-Sword Free Bible Study Software :: Audio Bible :: Sermon Cloud :: Theopedia
:: C. H. Spurgeon :: Jonathan Edwards :: Oswald Chambers :: Charles Finney :: Karl Barth :: Real Live Preacher :: David Jeremiah :: Chuck Swindoll :: Michael Youssef :: R. C. Sproul :: Ravi Zacharias :: Jack Hayford :: John Piper :: Alistair Begg :: Answers in Genesis :: The Bible League :: In His Steps :: Key Life :: Iverna Tompkins
:: Leadership Letters :: Pastors.com :: BuildingChurchLeaders.com :: Injoy :: LeadershipJournal.net :: Out of Ur blog :: Smart Leadership :: The Barna Group :: The Church Report :: FutureLead :: DeVos Urban Leadership
:: Pure Heart Christian Fellowship :: Dallas Cowboys :: Texas Longhorns :: Burnt Orange Nation :: U.S. Naval Academy :: Arizona State Sun Devils :: Dad's blog It's Greek To Me:
makrothumia - "Patience, longsuffering, forbearance"
Hebrew Thought:
Bên - "son, offspring, descendant"
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Wednesday, February 19, 2003
How Well Is Your Soul? I just finished reading an interesting piece over at the blog, Soul Thirst regarding the background of the hymn "It Is Well With My Soul" and a nice reflection on the song and its meaning to us today. Afterward, I had to write to Andy Chang and commented that, "Lovely thought...and song. A very poignant reminder of the fleeting nature of material wealth and the rapidity with with our physical lives will be lost. I have loved singing this song in the shower and did know the story behind already, but, as with Job's example, I pray that I am never faced with a trial in this manner. I see the song as a reminder to take a "God view" of our life on earth and our circumstances and also to remember Proverbs 23:7a "For as he thinks within himself, so he is." (NAS) " Thanks for the thought today Andy. May it be well with your soul! Dr. Larry
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