Michael DiMarco |
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notes"Be joyfully depressed! Without depression, the topography of one’s life resembles a flat line with no valleys and no mountains. And a flat line, my friends, means you are dead."MD
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"Don’t have a faith that says anything bad that happens to you is an “attack.” Have a faith that views everything that isn’t easy as a test. No one is promoted without passing a test. Achievement is measured by your test results. God allows temptations and trials to identify the upwardly mobile. Attacks are things that happen to you. Don’t be a victim. Tests are something you willingly accept in pursuit of a degree in holiness."
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Oh no he didn’t. Ed Young Jr raps about Osteen’s mullet and trying to “decipher John Piper”
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Gold Medal Moment- Unplugged
By far my fav vid of van2010 so far. No announcers, just the silent prep, anticipation, and execution of Lindsey Vonn’s gold medal run.
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"Doubt is not a pleasant mental state, but certainty is a ridiculous one."
Voltaire
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"God does not give us overcoming life— He gives us life as we overcome."
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Christian publishing pioneer passes
Bob Hawkins Sr. died on Feb. 9th after a long battle with Parkinson’s Disease. He was 89. He founded Harvest House Publishers in 1974, then moved it to Eugene, Oregon (my neck of the woods) in 1981.
His son Bob Hawkins Jr. has been running Harvest House since 1991, and is a member of my favorite church staff/family in the world, First Baptist in Eugene.
One of my favorite nuggets about Bob Sr.’s life was that he worked as VP of sales and marketing at Tyndale back in the late 60’s and developed the distinctive green padded cover for the newly completed Living Bible.
Hayley and my prayers go out to Bob Sr.’s wife Shirley, their three children, four grandchildren, and the entire Harvest House family.
See an incredible pictorial history of Bob Sr.’s influence on Christian publishing here.
