tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-71087856135061185482012-02-16T07:12:11.842-08:00Some people call me Craigerson. I like to read, I like to take pictures, and I like to think. So I thought why keep it to myself. Book reviews, pictures and just random stuff can be found right here.Casey Craigiehttp://www.blogger.com/profile/14049519557749900514noreply@blogger.comBlogger81100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7108785613506118548.post-27981807337924251562010-01-01T22:24:00.000-08:002010-09-24T14:34:53.295-07:00

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There was a time when Christians were heavily persecuted, when they were fed to lions, decapitated, crucified, boiled alive, and used as human torches, but that doesn't happen anymore, does it? Don't we live in a modern, civilized world where tolerance abounds and no one needs die for their faith? Unfortunately, the answer to those questions is no. Despite the freedom we have in America to

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Who of us hasn't been afraid? When we're little our fears are obvious, we're afraid of the dark or the deep end of the pool, or clowns. The thing is that our fears stick with us when we grow up, they're just harder to point out because they seem more reasonable. That is the subject of Max Lucado's latest book, Fearless. As the title suggests, Fearless discusses the topic of our fears, how they

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The other day I was faced with a dilemma. You see a was listening to a message that a good friend was preaching and he made a very bold statement. He said something along the lines of, “You can’t sacrifice to God, you have nothing you can give to God, because everything is already His.”Sounds pretty good, huh? It kinda gets you pumped up, excited, and feeling all fuzzy inside doesn’t it? I’m

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Something that has been a topic of discussion lately is sacrifice. One Bible story that received a lot of attention was the story of Abraham and Isaac, when God told Abraham to sacrifice Isaac as a teat of his faith and stopped him at the last minute.I was reading over that story and something really cool popped out at me. It comes to the part of the story where Abraham and Isaac are about to

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When I was much younger my family lived in a condo and right upstairs from us lived a girl named Amanda. Eventually Amanda became my little brother's “girlfriend” which was kinda weird because she was two years older than me, which made her four years older than him, and four years is a lot when you’re five. Anyway they got “married” one year around Christmas when our banister was decorated with

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Our lives are like houses. First Corinthians chapter three verse nine says, "you are God's field, God's building." We are the temple of the Holy Spirit (v.16) and the analogy of a structure is a very appropriate one.When examining a variety of different structures you will see that they come in all shapes and sizes. There are huge sky scrapers, apartment complexes, small homes, mansions, even

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