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Brad Lackey

I write to young adults about faith in Jesus and loving others, using scripture, testimony, and self-deprecation.

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The Archetype

He wakes when morning calls.

Humbling himself before the Son.

He pushes himself beyond himself, and therefore unto God.

He reads and thinks, and writes.

He knows thyself.

He lives in depth, not on the surface.

He needs not to escap...

14 days ago
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God doesn’t make mistakes.

In the beginning.

Have you ever had a vision? Like for this post I have a future prediction of how this it will look before it’s even started. When I played sports, I would get visions of me making a cool pass or making the game-winner be...

a month ago
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God is not an idea.

This is a reasonable argument now that Christianity is getting increasingly mainstream. Are people intrigued by God, or are they intrigued by a life of sobriety, celibacy, conservatism, and community?

Like how many people in this “revival”...

a month ago
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God wants to speak your language.

One of my favorite parts about the book of Acts is the realization of our depravity.

The Lord says He is going away now and his first command is…

“Stop. Do nothing. Please, for the love of God, do not try to do anything without my power....

a month ago
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You weren’t designed for that.

Try not to think of a pink elephant.

okay.

Notice how it’s impossible?

Okay, so we’ve established that you can’t get rid of thoughts. In fact, the more you fight them, the more they fight back.

Here’s what I see so many Christians-...

a month ago
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    Literary Agent at Rooted Co. Co-author of The Uncivilized Path. Using finite language, to reveal an infinite God.

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