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Reflections, sermons, studies, questions, and observations from Tom Sims.

  • The Cool of the Day

    It was the cool of the day. It ought to have been the most precious time of their day.

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  • The unseen footprints of God are not absent because He is absent. He is present and stepping in the sands along the shore and those in the desert every They are just quickly covered by the…

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  • Strive to Rest

    "Strive to enter rest." I am philosophically, and paradoxically amused by the concept of striving to enter rest and still, I get it. I get it on the day before every day off or vacation. I…

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  • The Meaning of Life

    You can travel the world and invest in hundreds of teachers and come no closer to truth than you will at the foot of your bed in prayer, meeting Him face to face.

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  • Meditations in Ashes

    God, write Your law of love, again, upon my heart. Grant me a deep desire to know it and to do it. Grant me the strength. Grant me grace.

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  • In Dust and Ashes

    “Remember that you are dust, and to dust you shall return.”

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  • The Impatience Club

      Cj.samson - Own work – Impatiens scapiflora  I am a dues-paying member of the impatient club. I get impatient with myself, with individuals, with slow service, with shoddy service, with life, and sometimes, with God. I get…

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  • Defending God’s Honor

    God is perfectly capable of defending God’s own honor. He is working His purpose out.

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  • “… until I proclaim your might to another generation …”

    We may have entered the time when we are not primarily building our own ministries and legacies, but those of the next generations.

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  • My Friends

    Public Domain – Friendship by Petrona Viera (1895-1960) "… I have called you friends …"  – John 15:15 Barely have we comprehended what it means to be servants, much less children of God, when Jesus rocks our understanding at…

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