Psalms 86–87: An Undivided Heart and a Place to Belong, by @tomsims
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@pastortomsims.bsky.socialPsalms 86–87: An Undivided Heart and a Place to Belong, by @tomsims
@pastortomsims.bsky.socialWhat can a Gentile Christian who does not keep kosher learn from those who do?
With deep respect for observant Judaism, we reflect on
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@pastortomsims.bsky.socialWhen a frightened community turns on its leaders, how should they respond? Moses’ encounter at the rock invites us to consider fear, anger, trust, and the limits of authority.
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@pastortomsims.bsky.socialRestore us. Fill us. Defend the weak. Make your name known.
Psalms 80–83 conclude the Psalms of Asaph with a call to honest prayer, true satisfaction, justice, and allegiance to God above every human power.
@pastortomsims.bsky.socialCan I Hear? Will I Hear?
How do we recognize the Shepherd’s voice amid all the competing noise? This reflection on John 10:27–28 explores the relationship between hearing, being known, and following—and the security of belonging to the One who calls us by name. #BibleChat #John10 #GoodShepherd…