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{Re}form
This may seem a strange word to use during this season of Readvent. As a transitive verb reform means to become changed for the better. As we exited the McFarlin Auditorium of the Southern Methodist Univerity campus, I…
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{Re}productive
The first chapter of the book of Matthew is the Messiah’s ancestral litany through Joseph. The third chapter of Luke traces the ancestry of the Messiah through Mary. You might say it traces the reproduction of Abraham.…
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{Re}st
My timing is perfect, I promise. Whispered in my heart during worship this morning I opened a new book today to begin reading it in earnest. It’s called Rhythms of Rest by Shelly Miller. The subtitle: Finding the Spirit…
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{Re}advent
Tomorrow is the fourth Sunday before Christmas. I was delighted to find out that readvent is an actual word in the Merriam-Webster dicitonary. It means a renewed Advent. For this season, I’ll be making sure to focus on…
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{Re}register
There’s an again in register. Yet, you can register again and again. This time I reregistered for the Jane Austen birthday celebration with Jane Austen Society of North America, North Texas Chapter (JASNA-NT). Our dear…
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Thanks Again
Keck is famous for his light-fluffy, pefectly mixed, great-tasting waffles. It was quite a surprise this morning when they were a little tough, a lot chewy, and not what we expecting. It was a mystery even to him. But…
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{Re}travel
It’s been ages since Keck and I have left Dallas for Oklahoma on Thanksgiving Eve. Tonight we decided to retravel I-35 to enjoy some time with our parents. Back in the day it would take us two hours just to get out of…
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{Re}levant
I could find no real etymology that this word is a true again work. Yet, I come back to relevant quite often. Is what I’m doing relevant? Is this topic relevant to that topic? Relevant means having significance or…
{Re}evaluate
New information informs your decisions. Keck and I are in receiving new information mode, which also means we’re in re-evaluation mode. We’ve found ourselves in this place before. And it’s always an interesting place to…