Mark Lanting Ed.D. @marklanting

Sycamore, IL Joined April 2010

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Jenna Satterthwaite @JennaSchmenna

2 years ago

Been debating sharing this but here we go. Yesterday I invited 5 strangers to my house. (A THREAD)

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Renovaré @renovare

2 years ago

God writes the Gospel not in the Bible alone, but also on trees, and in the flowers and clouds and stars. —Martin Luther

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DallasAWillard @DallasAWillard

2 years ago

The aim of disciplines in the spiritual life—and, specifically, in the following of Christ—is the transformation of the total state of the soul. #DallasWillard #TheGreatOmission

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Michael Gary Walsh, M.D. @MichaelGWalshMD

3 years ago

The toxic effects of the way we are living is outpacing our current treatment approaches of reducing unwanted symptoms.

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DallasAWillard @DallasAWillard

3 years ago

We can, through faith and grace, become like Christ by practicing the types of activities he engaged in, by arranging our whole lives around the activities he himself practiced in order to remain constantly at home in the fellowship of his Father. The Spirit of the Disciplines

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Renovaré @renovare

6 years ago

"This ought to be our purpose, then: to conquer self, to become stronger each day, to advance in virtue." —Thomas A Kempis

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Michael S. Heiser @DRMSHPhD

3 years ago

Our beloved brother, scholar and friend, Dr. Michael S. Heiser has stepped into the Unseen Realm - 02/20/23 @ 3:45pm EST

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Mark Lanting Ed.D. @marklanting

3 years ago

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Mason Mennenga @masonmennenga

3 years ago

baptists: i believe the bible is literal also baptists: jesus meant grape juice

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Michael S. Graham @msgwrites

3 years ago

I’ve long had an elder at church who says: “The ability to handle dissonance is a sign of relational and spiritual maturity.” A short 🧵 on the implications for hospitality, your pre-frontal cortex, evangelism…

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banjoman.bsky.social @lew_jeffrey

3 years ago

Why do some denominations take seriously "women should keep silent" because "scripture is plain", but don't take seriously that women should wear head coverings? Why is it easy to accept that certain statements are cultural to the writer's audience, but not other statements?

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David French @DavidAFrench

3 years ago

Tolkien knew that the grasp for ultimate power meant that the contest between good and evil would be transformed into a contest between evils. The raw quest for power—even for allegedly virtuous ends—will corrupt all it touches. frenchpress.thedispatch.com/p/its-time-to-…

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Rick Steves @RickSteves

3 years ago

I produced my 2018 "Fascism in Europe" special as a patriotic duty, for a country that is a part of who I am. My hope: that America would recognize fascism when it knocked at our door. Try watching just five minutes... ricksteves.com/fascism

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Dan Carlin @HardcoreHistory

3 years ago

For anyone wanting to read an informative piece on the global state of things (especially in the USA) the Atlantic has one by @JonHaidt that does a great job of tying together many of the threads of modern existence that diagram why we are where we are. theatlantic.com/magazine/archi…

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Mark Sayers @SayersMark

3 years ago

Societies which face macro crises, existential dangers, and external threats over which they have little control, can become obsessively focussed upon the micro, the controllable and the internal.