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.

Tuesday, May 26, 2015

Sermon On Pentecostalism

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Here: https://soundcloud.com/stthomas-3/2015-5-24-texts-sermon Compare to this article: http://sojo.net/blogs/2015/05/21/finding-cracks-...

Quotable

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Hat Tip: The Maverick Philosopher " The essential sermon is one's own existence."- Kierkegaard

WONDERFALLS Bible Study Week 11

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Episode 11: Cocktail Bunny Judith 8:11-20 When the officials arrived, Judith said to them,      Please listen to me. You are the...
Thursday, May 21, 2015

Accountable Relationships

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One of the things I learned from NA is that a web of accountable relationships is vital to a well-lived life. You have to have friends and c...
Wednesday, May 20, 2015

Blessed Are Those Who Do Not See But Believe

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The famous "Doubting Thomas" story. John 20:24-29. Thomas Didymus (the Twin) is told by the other disciples that Jesus has come ba...
Tuesday, May 19, 2015

Quotable

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"When you are attacked by a demon, it is like being struck by the back hand of God. It sets you apart, makes you special. There is a gl...

Guest Post By Collin Thomet

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A youth from the youth group I help lead gave the homily Sunday. It was great. You can find it here: http://www.stthomasepiscopalchurch.or...
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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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