March 07, 2009
Filed under: Aftermarket, Coupes, Sports/GTs, Hyundai Click above for a gallery of modified Hyundai Genesis Coupes As Nissan cancels its Silvia replacement, and the Toyobaru saga stumbles along, Hyundai actually has a hot product on the pavement ready to scoop up import tuners jonesing for a rear-dr...
Autoblog
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Alex Nunez
at 2:49 PM
March 06, 2009
There’s a difference between servanthood and slavery. In the Greek of the New Testament, there are two main root words for servanthood. Doulos and diakonos can both be translated as slave or minister, as well as servant. But there’s a marked difference between the service offered by one who feel...
Better Living: Thoughts from Mark Daniels
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Mark Daniels
at 6:00 AM
March 05, 2009
It was a blessing this past Tuesday to be interviewed by Paul Strand, senior correspondent with CBN NEWS for the 700 Club TV program. Both Dr. David Menton and I were interviewed, particularly about the “Darwin Year� (his 200th birthday) and also in relation to our new “Natural Selection� ex...
Around the World with AiG's Ken Ham
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Ken
at 9:39 AM
March 03, 2009
[Regular readers of Better Living know that, each week, I try to take a look at the lessons on which worship for the subsequent Sunday will be built. I do this partly to clarify my own thinking, but also to help the people of Saint Matthew Lutheran Church in Logan, the congregation I serve as pastor...
Better Living: Thoughts from Mark Daniels
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Mark Daniels
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cleantech, energy, environment Luke Timmerman wrote: The venture capitalist John Doerr of Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers said three years ago that “greentech could be the largest economic opportunity of the 21st century.” Since then, voters in the U.S. have elected a President and ...
Xconomy
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Luke Timmerman
at 9:13 AM
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March 01, 2009
Rainbows are but one of the signscovenants of the creatorThe order of the worldHis faithfulness to us, his childrenwhether deserving or notIn the turning of the seasons,the words of the scripturesthe story of his boundless loveThe gift of life, born of clay, The breath of GodOur salvation, the offer...
Poetry Where You Live
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Ray Foss
at 5:37 PM
God made you for servanthood. Paul writes in the New Testament, “For we are what he has made us, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand to be our way of life� (Ephesians 2:10). Followers of Jesus Christ know that they have been set free from sin and death. But not ...
Better Living: Thoughts from Mark Daniels
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Mark Daniels
at 6:00 AM
February 25, 2009
Got this terrific question from one of our thinking high school students after Sunday's message entitled, Blessings & A Boundary from Genesis 2:4-17 . . . Hi Pastor Tim, So, i was thinking about the sermon today and i had a question: I get that we all are Adam, Adam is every man, but what I don'...
life together
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In spite of the fact that it’s a favorite of children, Noah and the flood is one of the most horrible stories in human history. God intentionally wiped out the entire human race and all living creatures with the exception of Noah, his immediate family, and the animals they could get in the ark...
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Rick Dugan
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February 20, 2009
Previously… Christ overthrew the wicked, remembered the righteous and saved beyond expectation. Lot was offered the opportunity to flee to the mountain for grace but refused and his story ends desperately… His family will one day find redemption, adopted into the line of Judah when Boaz marries ...
the blue fish project
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dave bish
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