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Not Without You

March 4, 2021March 7, 2021 ~ Matt Larimer ~ Leave a comment

Originally Posted: November 19th, 2018 The story opens with a female prophet and judge holding court between “the heavens” and the “house of God.” A thousand different sermons could be preached about the life of Deborah. In this counter-intuitive story, the themes of lament, prophecy, and the role of women come to the front. I’ve … Continue reading Not Without You

On Darkness and Light

February 16, 2021May 8, 2022 ~ Matt Larimer ~ Leave a comment

Have you ever wondered how the bible can say that God dwells in unapproachable light but also in a cloud of thick darkness, or how light was created on the first day but the sun and stars on the fourth day, or how hell can be a place where God isn't, even though we say … Continue reading On Darkness and Light

Nothing of Nothing

February 8, 2021May 7, 2021 ~ Matt Larimer ~ Leave a comment

There was a knock at my door and when I answered, one of my neighbors frantically explained that a local child was missing. My wife and I joined dozens of other families from around the community and began searching. We could hear people near and far calling out the little girl’s name, so we repeated … Continue reading Nothing of Nothing

That All Shall Be Rescued

November 14, 2020January 15, 2022 ~ Matt Larimer ~ 1 Comment

Does God ever give up on us? Is there ever a point at which someone is "too far gone” for God? I think most people would say no, and I think that feeling matches what most people believe about hell. It seems that most people who believe in the possibility of a never-ending hell, also … Continue reading That All Shall Be Rescued

A Distant Heaven

October 30, 2020November 2, 2020 ~ Matt Larimer ~ Leave a comment

Almost every night for the past few years I’ve been awakened by a small hand taping me on the shoulder. As I roll over and before I can even open my eyes, I hear the voice of my youngest daughter whispering, “can I cuddle you daddy?” What surprises me the most about this nightly routine … Continue reading A Distant Heaven

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