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To Be Continued: Expect It
Expectations… Sorry to say it, but expectations can be a big pitfall. Expecting others to do stuff for us generally doesn’t work out, namely because we’re selfish beings. For this post in my To Be Continued series, I’m going to address what happens when we expect the worst, when we expect the best, and where our expectations should lie. (Keep Reading)
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To Be Continued: The Bible and Sophism
The Bible didn’t mean it like that… Picture this situation: you’re debating a moral issue found in the Bible, and the other person says, “Well, the Bible didn’t really mean it that way.” Or maybe you’ve heard something in the region of, “The Bible is old, and humanity has changed, so we need to make adaptations.” (Keep Reading)
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A Second Guest Post
The Game Where Everyone Loses. I recently submitted an article for publication on one of my friend’s blogs, WarriorCo. While I wrote this post a while ago, it’s still very relevant today. It details my comparison struggle, and how I worked to break free from it. I’d love it if you would check it out! (Keep Reading)
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To Be Continued: The Greatest Illusion
“My times are in Your hands.” I wholeheartedly echo David’s sentiments from the book of Psalms. While I have ideas about my future, it ultimately rests in God’s hands. A few weeks ago I began a new series called To Be Continued. In it, I’m covering important topics that aren’t always addressed. Today, I feel it’s finally time to talk… (Keep Reading)
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To Be Continued: The Past
Wish we could turn back time… The past. In my mind, I couldn’t write a series called “To Be Continued” and not address this topic. I personally have struggled with the past, and moving on from things. But is moving on from something right away always the right move? Are there lessons we can learn from the past? If so,… (Keep Reading)
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To Be Continued: Suffering
But why, God? In some respects, this post will carry on with what I said last week. However, there’s a lot more to it than that. Why does God allow us to suffer and experience trials? What can we learn from the Bible’s most recognizable book on suffering? And how do physical health and spiritual health relate? (Keep Reading)
Writing, Life, Faith – Samuel James
2025
Writing, Life, Faith 