Renovation 1.3: A life renewed in God

According to Merriam-Webster, renewing is "making like new; restoring to freshness, vigor, or perfection". 1 The famous example of grabbing a sheet of paper, crumpling it, and trying to stretch it so that it looks new again demonstrates how difficult it is to bring something back to its original state. Just like that perfectly flat …

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Renovation 1.2: The uniqueness of creation

A few weeks ago, I read an informative article about snowflakes. There are millions of millions of different shapes, perfectly symmetrical and hexagonal. There is such a variety in these that it can be assured that no two are the same. 1 This can be said of almost anything created: even identical twins show differences …

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Renovation 1.1: The novelty of an eternal God

As I read biblical texts, it is interesting to me to relate them to their author. In books such as Psalms and Proverbs, we can identify events in the life of David or Salomon that agree with their writing, especially the way they perceived God. David, as a shepherd, could identify with his Shepherd, who …

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