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A Messy Faith

June 30, 2021July 1, 2021 / Lora/ 4 Comments

As some of you already know, this last year and a half has been very difficult on my family and I. In the beginning of this year I suffered from a traumatic brain injury that was so difficult and distressing that I have begun to see a trauma counselor to help me process and heal. I find myself not who …

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No Friend, Suffering Is Not Relative, Not Even A Little

May 21, 2021July 1, 2021 / Lora/ Leave a comment

rel·a·tive /ˈrelədiv/ “Adjective – considered in relation or in proportion to something else.” I can’t tell you how many times I have heard people say “suffering is relative.” To be honest, in the past I have been guilty of saying it a few times myself. One thing I have learned over the years of my life and the many trials …

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When God Seems Scary

August 22, 2020August 11, 2021 / Lora/ 2 Comments

How do I trust God again? That’s the question I keep on asking myself. I keep on reading all these books on suffering from brilliant men and women whose greatest trials seem overwhelmingly insignificant. I don’t want to hear someone tell me to trust the Lord when their greatest difficulty still allows for breaks and downtime. I have no downtime …

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Lessons on Prayer from the Garden of Gethsemane

August 20, 2020July 1, 2021 / Lora/ Leave a comment

I don’t think people grasp the extent of my injury. In a trial, as a Christian, I should have access to hope, peace, grace, a sound mind, a spirit with no fear, God’s presence, etc…unfortunately because of my injury, none of those are present. My mind is so confused that sometimes I say “I don’t want to do this” as …

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The God Who Doesn’t Sleep

August 16, 2020August 11, 2021 / Lora/ Leave a comment

And He came to the disciples and found them sleeping, and said to Peter, “So, you men could not keep watch with Me for one hour?” Matthew 26:40 As I have reflected on Jesus and His suffering in the garden, I have thought about how the disciples fell asleep three times while Jesus was praying nearby. I have read the …

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To Warn and Worship: Why I Write

August 15, 2020August 11, 2021 / Lora/ Leave a comment

I write about Jesus despite the knowledge that He has permitted me, in His sovereign will to be in my affliction because I know that no matter how I am feeling, He is still worthy to be praised. I won’t pretend that I am ok with my current situation because I am not, and being dishonest serves no one. If …

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Jesus, Man of Sorrows

August 14, 2020July 1, 2021 / Lora/ Leave a comment

It is hard for me to write right now. I am in a lot of pain. I started my wave today. Every part of my body is in pain, to include my brain. I read somewhere that the brain can’t feel pain…correction…trust me, the brain can feel pain. It is an odd feeling and gives me anguish! I am in …

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Love One Another: The Gift of Friendship

August 11, 2020July 1, 2021 / Lora/ 2 Comments

I began my 5th-month post-injury on the 6th. It has been a heck of a rollercoaster already. There is so much I have learned already and so much I am still learning. I see the Lord’s hands in different ways since my injury. One thing I have seen is the way that the Lord uses friendships during our most difficult …

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Just a Hard Day

August 9, 2020August 9, 2020 / Lora/ 4 Comments

The last few days have been really hard for me. The central nervous system (CNS) will do whatever it needs to heal. For me, my CNS has decided that ramping up all my symptoms is what’s necessary. It is hard for me to manage where I’m at. The symptoms I have dealt with today (they change daily) are dizziness, confusion, …

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Jesus Knows My Suffering

August 8, 2020August 11, 2021 / Lora/ Leave a comment

The other day a friend came over and said four words to me “What happened to you?”. The question was humbling and clearly had to do with how undone this trial has made me. It was a hard question for me to receive as I am still wondering the same thing myself. What has happened to me? I can’t explain …

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  • One day when I stand before the Lord, I want my life to demonstrate my devotion to Him. I want to know that my life brought Him pleasure. I know I will stand in the full merit of Jesus alone. I can’t earn God’s favor or repay His gift of salvation. But, by the grace of God, I want to run the race in a way that demonstrates that I didn't take His gift, grace or sacrifice in vain. Like Paul, I want to say "I worked harder than any of them." Not to compare with others but to know that I have honored my King and fought a good fight…multiplying every talent that He has given me. Because of this I have to battle everyday against my real desire to do nothing. Have you ever been there? 

I don’t want to get up early, but I commit to my time with the Lord. I want to get lost in distractions, but I am purposeful to keep myself from them. I don't want to put myself out there to be judged but I believe the Lord has called me to. I battle everyday with what I want to do and what I am called to do. We all battle here. It is so very easy to do normal. It feels good and comfortable. But I also know that one day, I will stand before the Lord and have to give an account of my time. 

Time is the one commodity thrown away without much consideration of how very precious it is and one thing I truly believe we will have to explain our use of. I look back and see so much time wasted in pursuits of nothing. I don’t know about you but that reality is overwhelming. Yet God doesn't call me or you to look back but forward to what lies ahead. Paul says, “Brothers, I do not consider that I have made it my own. But one thing I do: forgetting what lies behind and straining forward to what lies ahead.” He said he was straining forward. That's an action word. Paul is all about action! And then he says: “I press on toward the goal for the prize of the upward call of God in Christ Jesus.” Paul’s mind is not on earthly rewards, but on heavenly ones. And ours should be too. 

So we must battle, Christian! Everyday we must get up and serve the King. And when we stand before Him, we will hear “Well done, you good and faithful servant.”
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  • The 3rd Law of Logic - Law of Excluded Middle - A statement must be either true or false. There is no middle ground or option for another. 
 
This law is like a step up after the 2nd. 
 
So since everything has only one particular identity and not another’s (i.e. A true statement’s identity is true, it has no other identity but true) 

 - In order for it to be true, all of its parts are true or it couldn't be a true statement

And since assertions can not be both true and false at the same time and in the same relationship (i.e. A true statement cant be both true and false at the same time/relationship)

Then a statement is either true or false with no option for a middle ground because anything that is not part of what is true by necessity is false.
There is no part, this means as a whole. 
 
It is important to note that some people argue this last law but when you break it down, it is logical. 
 
Example: I am either me or not me. There is no option for another possibility

In terms of apologetic defense or evangelism, it can be used to force a choice and demonstrate a resolution to an argument. 
 
Example: If I believe that God is real and you do not believe God is real, is it not true that one of us is right and one of us is wrong.
 
From this argument you can see that there can’t be two options. It is clear that only one option exists.
 
From there I talk about how different the consequences are of getting those options wrong.
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