Posted by dylancromhout on June 12, 2012 · 1 Comment
A while back I asked the readers of this blog to give me their “2 cents” on what they thought the Tree of Life is. The idea was that I would incorporate these comments into upcoming blog posts about the Tree of Life. There were a range of different answers all focusing on different elements. And since then … Continue reading →
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Posted by dylancromhout on May 8, 2012 · 1 Comment
*** This article is part of a blog series about what it means to live with Christ as our source. You can check out the Introduction to the series here. *** We are designed to be soil that gives rise to crop. Depending on what seeds are sown on the soil of our hearts, that will be what … Continue reading →
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Posted by dylancromhout on May 1, 2012 · 9 Comments
*** This article is part of a blog series about what it means to live with Christ as our source. You can check out the Introduction to the series here. *** Jesus often used plant life to explain important aspects of the Kingdom of Heaven to his disciples. Here is a very significant one that he teaches them … Continue reading →
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Posted by dylancromhout on April 24, 2012 · 11 Comments
*** This article is part of a blog series about what it means to live with Christ as our source. You can check out the Introduction to the series here. *** Out of all the things in scripture, the Tree of Life is one of the only things that we see both in the first and the last … Continue reading →
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Posted by dylancromhout on March 27, 2012 · 5 Comments
#3.1 of Living with Christ as our SOURCE *** This article is part of a blog series about what it means to live with Christ as our source. You can check out the Introduction to the series here. *** In section two, “in the beginning,” we observed a few things and asked many questions. Here is a summary … Continue reading →
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Posted by dylancromhout on February 28, 2012 · 8 Comments
#2.1 of Living with Christ as our Source *** This article is part of a blog series about what it means to live with Christ as our source. You can check out the Introduction to the series by clicking here. *** It would only be appropriate to start at the very beginning (a very good place … Continue reading →
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