deTheos

True perspective of others and self

“We need to be as critical of ourselves as we often are of others, and as generous to others as we always are to ourselves.”

– John Stott, The Message of the Sermon on the Mount, p 180.

This entry was posted on Monday, September 10th, 2007 at 5:00 am and is filed under Quotes, Theology. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.

« Habakkuk 3:17-18
Remembering 9/11 »

Leave a Reply

  • Subscribe //

    Our random images

  • Recent Posts

    • A good place to start
    • The Source of every second
    • The one-second holiday
    • Rhythm affects everything
    • The Creator worth worshiping
    • Don’t Eat the Fruit
    • Joy has come
    • Planes, chains + automobiles
    • Happy Tension: Diligent beyond ourselves
    • Journey: our destination + path
    • 3-fold mission(al)
    • Towards revival in 10 days
    • Those who get “it”
    • Another 3:16 worth meditating on
    • I should be happier

  • This Week Last Year

    • A few new videos of the Dutcher
    • A few new pics of the Dutcher
    • Jonathan Edwards' 70 Resolutions
    • The task of all Christian scholarship

  • Featured

    • What is the Gospel?
    • Have you embraced Religion or the Gospel?
    • Happy Tensions
    • Can I say these are my resolutions?
    • Helps for Enjoying the Bible for All Its Worth

  • Pages

    • About
    • Theology
      • GOD
      • Jesus
    • Contact
    • Kari’s Writings
      • The Road to Santa Clara
    • Links
    • Guestbook

  • RSS Kari's latest

    • The Sacred/Secular Illusion
    • Sacred Living
    • LiveDifferent Challenge (39): Where are you going?
    • New Beginnings
    • LiveDifferent Challenge (38): Smile
    • Rejoice
    • An Unexpected Blessing

  • RSS Patterson Family

    • Taking Nan to the market
    • Playing inside
    • Two in two
    • Celebrating a first sentence
    • The drummer boy

  • RSS Margin

    • God promises the power and strength to endure any crisis
    • What are you doing while another is talking?
    • Swim up stream
  • Around the Web

  • What is deTheos?

    The two Greek words de ("but") and Theos ("God") are the first two words of Ephesians 2:4: "But God, who is rich in mercy..." Because of God's great love and grace extending to us in Jesus Christ, we are forgiven, redeemed and able to know, love + enjoy God more fully, ever-increasing and forever.
    This site contains the thoughts and conclusions and journeys of the Patterson family -- Jeff, Kari and Dutch -- who have experienced the front-end of God's amazing grace, and continue to delight in His unfailing love.
    Read more about us, and what we hold most precious.

  • a few links

    Subscribe in a reader
    Subscribe by Email My Amazon.com Wish List ESV Bible LinkedIn Site Meter Hosted by Kattare Add to Technorati Favorites
    Learn more about the ESV Study Bible

  • Categories

  • Tags

    affections best Books doctrine Dutch Ekklesia enjoy Family GOD God-centered GOD is the Gospel godly trajectory Going to Seminary Gospel Gospel-centered Gospel Rhythms Happy Tensions humility humor Jesus John Piper Jonathan Edwards Joy Justification Kari Milestones missional Pics Piper prayer Preaching Quotes Reading Sanctification Scripture seminary shallow half-gospel Sports Stories suffering Theodicy Theology Tozer trials Video
NetworkedBlogs
Blog:
deTheos
Topics:
life, theology, Jesus
 
Join my network

deTheos is proudly powered by WordPress | Bob

Podcast Powered by podPress (v8.8)