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Peace That Makes Us One | First-Time Floridian
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The Body and The Blood. Introducing Refreshed Blog: First-Time Floridian →. Peace That Makes Us One. May 5, 2011. Eph 2:14 For He Himself is our peace, who has made both one, and has broken down the middle wall of separation. Christ is our peace. Christ is peace. He doesn’t just. To bring peace. He does itcompletely! Has made both one, and broken the middle wall of separation. Eph 2:14 is the perfect definition of what true peace is. Imagine what peace with your neighbor would look like. One in the Spirit.
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Advent Day 2 – Little Drummer Boy | First-Time Floridian
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O Come, O Come Emmanuel Advent 2012. Advent Day 3 – Angels We Have Heard On High →. Advent Day 2 – Little Drummer Boy. December 2, 2012. As we lit the “Hope” candle around the dinner table tonight we read about God’s gift of hope to the world through his son Jesus. It’s also called the Prophecy candle because we continue to hope in Christ’s return to call us home with him. Married to the most wonderful woman in the world! View all posts by tfrank →. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. Get every new p...
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Advent Day 3 – Angels We Have Heard On High | First-Time Floridian
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Advent Day 2 – Little Drummer Boy. Advent Day 4 – The First Noel →. Advent Day 3 – Angels We Have Heard On High. December 3, 2012. Gloria, In Excelsis, Deo! Glory to God in the highest! Being greeted by a whole host of angels in sky (let alone one) in all their majesty bringing a message for you? I imagine a light so bright and brilliant that it must have appeared as day. Their voices together in unison, saying “Gloria in excesis, Deo! Two thousand years later the message hasn’t changed. Blessed to have ...
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Advent Day 4 – The First Noel | First-Time Floridian
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Advent Day 3 – Angels We Have Heard On High. Advent Day 5 – O Holy Night →. Advent Day 4 – The First Noel. December 4, 2012. To be honest, I don’t know what “noel” means. But I think it is something good – something like “praise,” “adoration,” “worship,” “glory to God! 8221; In this song, it’s so good it’s repeated four times in the chorus. Funny how we can sing a song and not know what the word in the title means. Anybody got a clue what it means? Noel, Noel, Noel, Noel- Born is the King of Israel!
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December | 2012 | First-Time Floridian
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Monthly Archives: December 2012. Advent Day 8 – God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen. December 8, 2012. It’s been fun singing these songs as a family. Occasionally throughout the day I will hear my oldest daughter either humming or singing these songs to herself as she plays games or spends time coloring. She’s even beginning to try … Continue reading →. Advent Day 7 (Belated) – What Child Is This? December 8, 2012. Advent Day 6 – Go Tell It On The Mountain. December 6, 2012. Advent Day 5 – O Holy Night. 8221; In...
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Advent Day 8 – God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen | First-Time Floridian
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Advent Day 7 (Belated) – What Child Is This? Advent Day 8 – God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen. December 8, 2012. 8221; It’s times like these that I’m glad our family is starting these traditions when our girls are so young. It’s interesting that so many of our Christmas carols (and song of the church for that matter) are titled after the first line, rather than the repeating refrain that is often the best part. Shouldn’t this song have been called, “O Tidings of Comfort and Joy? View all posts by tfrank →.
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O Come, O Come Emmanuel – Advent 2012 | First-Time Floridian
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Introducing Refreshed Blog: First-Time Floridian. Advent Day 2 – Little Drummer Boy →. O Come, O Come Emmanuel Advent 2012. December 1, 2012. Today is the first day of Advent, and for the first time in several years I’m actually ready and excited about it. I didn’t grow up celebrating Advent. It wasn’t until we had children that we decided to realign how we anticipate and celebrate our Savior’s birth. We are captives no more! O come, O come Emmanuel. And ransom captive Israel. Until the Son of God appear.
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Advent Day 7 (Belated) – What Child Is This? | First-Time Floridian
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Advent Day 6 – Go Tell It On The Mountain. Advent Day 8 – God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen →. Advent Day 7 (Belated) – What Child Is This? December 8, 2012. On a whim I decided to blog every day of Advent based on the songs that our family would sing as part of our evening Advent tradition. I knew that if I didn’t blog every day I would eventually give up on it and not make it through the season. (If you’ve read any of my past blogs you will see a great interim between each). 8221; Or imagine the stir in Beth...
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Married to the most wonderful woman in the world! Blessed to have 2 amazing daughters. First-time Floridian and discovering a whole new world. Advent Day 8 – God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen. December 8, 2012. It’s been fun singing these songs as a family. Occasionally throughout the day I will hear my oldest daughter either humming or singing these songs to herself as she plays games or spends time coloring. She’s even beginning to try … Continue reading →. Advent Day 7 (Belated) – What Child Is This? To be ...
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Newer posts →. The Body and The Blood. August 26, 2010. I’ve decided to resurrect this blog and to use it as my journaling space. I often prefer to think “out loud,” so I’m going to do that here. I’ve been reading this book called, “The Rest Of The Gospel” by Dan somebody. It’s not that he’s not important. I just can’t remember off the top of my head. It’s been. Changing the way I look at my life. I kept thinking, “Doesn’t the rest of the world think we’re cannibals? Why did he use this symbolism? Thank ...
