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Book 1 of 2027
With: More Than a Word
by Jason Tatlock. A Word in the Word Devotional Series.
Thirty one short daily readings, about three pages each, built around one small word that shows up all through the Bible. Read one a day for the first month. Use the second month to catch up and go back to the day that hit you hardest.
"Separation from can lead to presence within." (page 23)
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Jason Tatlock
Jason is a pastor and professor. He and his wife, Krista, co-founded King on a Hill Ministries.
As a scholar he studies the Middle East, especially the history and religions of the Southern Levant. In 2019 he published a devotional for Lent that brought his academic work and his faith together.
With is the first book in his new series, A Word in the Word. Each book spends 31 days on one key word in Scripture. A book on grace is next.
Jason sat down with Michael on The Intentional Guy Podcast. That conversation is where Sharpen started.
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Today's reading
This week
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Readings
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Talk about it
Think on these through the week. Bring your answers to the group. Nobody has to answer, and there are no dumb questions.
On the podcast
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The house rules
- What's said in the group stays in the group. We never record our meetings.
- You don't have to be caught up. Come anyway. Listening counts.
- Nobody has to answer. Pass anytime.
- There are no dumb questions. If it didn't make sense to you, it probably didn't make sense to the man next to you either.
What the men are saying
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