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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 2009
Page
7
A meditation on Jesus words about not judging and the danger of condemning others. The author argues only God judges righteously, urges discernment without condemning motives, and notes three fingers pointing back at the judge. Transformation depends on cutting ourselves and others slack rather than harsh judgment.
A personal reminiscence from Oakland describes a romantic Christmas evening on Burnet Bay with Barbara. The narrator recalls admiring a full moon on the water and professing love and gratitude for family, mentioning children Justin, Jeremy, Christin, Melody, and Carissa. He notes being a perfectionist and creative, admitting imperfect traits while praising Barbara's patience over thirty three years of marriage.
The horizon shapes our minds and souls guiding direction beyond the present. It marks where sky meets earth and invites courage to seek meaning. Stand at water’s edge to sense a tomorrow beyond time where God dwells in eternal life.
The text urges believers to ingest the Word of God as Jesus is the Word made flesh. It recalls Ezekiel and Revelation scenes where prophets ate scrolls and applies the idea to trusting in Christ for forgiveness, life, and salvation. It emphasizes that God’s Word sustains, directs, and saves.
The article urges careful Bible study by identifying who is speaking and who is being addressed. It warns against taking statements at face value when they come from Job's wife or from religious leaders whose teachings Jesus condemned. It stresses context and audience to rightly divide scripture.
A former death row inmate, Carlos Thompson, became a Christian, was acquitted, and dedicated his life to aiding prison detainees. The note reflects on his work, a book titled The meanest Man in Texas, and a parable about roaches eating chili. It emphasizes compassion for societal dregs as Jesus did.
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