In review – September on the blog

This month on the blog:

• Sit with the pain (9/30) – Those who sit with us as we sit with pain are who we remember.
• Join #31Days in October (9/26) – My topic? 31 days. 31 books. 
• What’s on your nightstand? September ‘13 (9/24) – Books I’m reading now or just finished
• Honor the wounded (9/23) – Because when someone gets hurts for the cause, they deserve an extra salute. Shouldn’t we all participate in the healing of the wounded?
• Follow me (9/18) – Jesus said, “Follow me.” Not a book. Not a doctrine. Not a religion
• What are you known for? (9/16) – Don’t stop with the written word; you can’t have a relationship with a book
• Where you find wisdom (9/12) – Someone wiser than Solomon is here. Where can we find him?
• When old seeds bloom (9/11) – But two weeks later, Ronald had something he needed to say to me
• Stupid or smart (9/9) – I’m working on releasing my fear of being stupid
• What’s up in September 2013 (9/5) – Links and words and pictures from September
• A new Bible memory challenge (9/3) – Resources to memorize Ephesians 1
• Why? The practice of purpose (9/2) – Hank still had purpose. This was how he was loving his neighbors.

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