LiveJustToServeGod by Joshua Orsak

This is an open-comment theology blog where I will post various theological musings, mostly in sermon or essay form, for others to read and comment on. If what I say here interests you, you may want to check out some of my books. Feel free to criticize, to critique, to comment, but keep comments to the point and respectful. Many of these posts have been published elsewhere, but I wanted them collected and made available to a wider audience.

Sunday, March 17, 2013

The Problem of Mercy & Justice

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I speak often about the problem of evil. But another big problem in the Bible, especially the Old Testament, is the problem of mercy and jus...

Chaos Waters

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Once I learned that water represented elemental chaos for near eastern peoples, so many texts opened up for me. This one simple cultural fac...

Naomi As Israel

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Ruth is perhaps the most beautiful book in the entire Old Testament. The story telling is simple and sublime. I love it. One of the most int...
Saturday, March 16, 2013

Two Views On Malachi

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Malachi is a very important Old Testament book. It is considered by many to be the fulcrum or 'door hinge' between the Old and New ...
Friday, March 15, 2013

Media & The Book of Revelation 1

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The Book of Revelation is a difficult text for most people. It is an imaginative text, rich in imagery. One way to make the text more compr...
Thursday, March 14, 2013

Introduction To The Nahum/Jonah Study

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Introduction             Our introduction to the books of Nahum & Jonah will be given as a single unit, as both books focus around...
Wednesday, March 13, 2013

One-Post Wednesday

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3xx-ihPNzg0 "On The Death Of My Dog"
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Joshua Orsak
I am a 30 something licensed youth minister in the Episcopal church, with a bible college degree in Christian education and 10 years of serious theological reflection under my belt. I live with my wife and dogs in the boondocks of Texas. My books are about theology, practical ministry, and related religious subjects.
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