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Pastor Bryan Lowe
I truly love Jesus, who saved me from destruction. I am His, completely and totally. I have deep issues, but these only enhance His love for me.
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The Most Recent Posts
- Becoming a Gentle Person
- The Story of Kyrie Eleison and My Mental Breakdown
- Sinners Get Priority
- Discipleship is Intimacy
- Understanding Your Pastor
- Following the Lamb
- Color Outside the Lines
- Keeping God on Track
- Wait for the Finals
- Panic Attacks Understood
- I Want Home
- Catching Light
- Being Lured Back to the Dark Side
- My Pretend Jesus
- When Joy Brings You Strength
- On Life Support
- Grace That Teaches
- Numbers Don’t Lie: Mental Illness in America
- The Curious Case of Being Job
- Pushing Back the Darkness
- Worship is All that Really Matters
- When Dreams Become Real
- When It is Far Too Dark
- Bipolar Disorder– Understanding the Basics
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Blogs I Read
- +Quotes
- Broken Believers ♡
- Deb's Blog
- Linda Kruschke's Blog
- I am a Vessel of God
- A million reasons why
- SOulBLINDministry
- This Day With God
- minima maxima sunt
- I am a work in progress...still
- Food For the Spiritual Soul's Blog
- life of a female bible warrior
- ♥ The Tale Of My Heart ♥
- Haft-Baked Ideas
- Cate Morris' Weblog

Monthly Archives: May 2011
A List of Alaskans Who Died in the Vietnam War
I would like to post this list of the KIA during the Vietnam War. This is a complete list of everyone who died from Alaska in combat during this difficult time. We can question this war, but we cannot challenge … Continue reading
Posted in Alaska, honor, personal comments, understanding, Vietnam, war
Tagged Alaska, death, honor, memorial day, Veterans, Vietnam War
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Be Someone Else, OK?
Then Joshua told the people, “Make yourselves holy, because tomorrow the Lord will do amazing things among you.” Joshua 3:5, NCV There must be people who stand in the place of Joshua. They call us to the place were we are … Continue reading
Posted in believer, devotional, discipleship, distinctiveness, grace, helpful, Jesus Christ, life lessons, personal comments, presence of God, Serving Mentally Ill Christians, spiritual lessons, understanding
Tagged Bible, christian, Church, Common cold, discipleship, Elijah, faith, God, Holy Spirit, Jesus, Joshua, personal comments, promises, understanding, wisdom
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Righteousness: His or Yours?
All of us are dirty with sin. All the right things we have done are like filthy pieces of cloth. All of us are like dead leaves, and our sins, like the wind, have carried us away. Isaiah 64:6, NCV … Continue reading
Posted in believer, discipleship, forgiveness, Jesus Christ, obedience, personal comments, self-centered, self-deception, self-righteousness, Serving Mentally Ill Christians, spiritual lessons, theology, trust, truth, understanding, weakness
Tagged christian, christianity, deception, discipleship, faith, God, holiness, Jesus, Jesus Christ, Righteousness, self-righteousness, sin, theology
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The Test of the “Profound Silence”
But he did not answer her a word. And his disciples came and begged him, saying, “Send her away, for she is crying out after us.” Matthew 15:23, ESV This is exceptional. Jesus is always engaging people around him. He … Continue reading
Posted in affliction, believer, brokenness, compassion, depression, despair, discipleship, evil, faith, grace, helpful, humility, intercession, Jesus Christ, lost causes, mental illness, personal comments, prayer, promises, questions, Serving Mentally Ill Christians, spiritual lessons, suffering, trials, understanding, Very helpful, weakness, women, YouTube
Tagged afflictions, brokenness, christian, depression, English Standard Version, evil, faith, God, Gospel of Matthew, Holy Spirit, humility, Jesus, prayer, testing, trials, YouTube
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Bringing Goliath Down
Many things have risen up to block us. If we listen closely, we will find ourselves mixed up into this dark and evil confusion. What we have to face is scary. It shakes down to our boots. We face the ultimate of the … Continue reading →