The Turnmire Clan

We know what this trap looks like, we’re disciplined to avoid them, and we’re passing this information down to our children. This marks the beginning of the end of the rule of debt in our lives. We didn’t get here over night but we’re on our way out!

See why we’re living like no one else so we can live like no one else

This is some awesome work by a group of talented individuals across several countries. The original text is from Ezekiel 37:1-10; this is just an amazing piece of work of stunning videography and post-production work.

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It takes a meal

Allow me to share with you a tradition from my early childhood, well actually it carried on into my teen years also. Every year for my birthday my Aunt would take me out for lunch. Specifically she would take us to China Town, a Chinese Restaurant here in Maryville, TN. I remember [...]

by Friar on January 10, 2012 in Family, Family & Friends, Observations

Fun House Mirrors

The image we see in the mirror is a pure reflection of our physical appearance, ‘Fun House’ mirrors are good for a laugh because they can make us tall, short, or any other distortion that gets a laugh. The image we see of our selves in the mirror isn’t so clear and is all too often distorted through our own internal filters.

by Friar on November 26, 2011 in abstract, Catharsis, Observations, Past Persons

Where did the nice Friar go?

Some of you may be wondering what in the world is going on! All this hate, this brooding, this . . . emo! Well, I've not gone emo on you. I posted a while back . . . yea, way back . . . that I'd be posting some of my darker [...]

by Friar on November 1, 2011 in a little darker, Catharsis, Family & Friends, Observations, Personal Reflection, random, Spiritual

Ragamuffin Soul

The Problem With Giants
We have a way about us. We have a way around us. We have a way throughout us. We, in all our humanity, have figured out how to take something so small, so tiny, so non essential, and turn it into the singular thing that takes us down. It’s our greatest gift and our strongest […]
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The Problem With Guarding Your Heart #SinglePeople
I never got it. I mean all the Christian chicks were saying it and all the Christian guys hated it. Mostly because we didn’t know what the hell it meant. I remember I wanted to date this girl Stephanie SO bad. (Name has been changed to protect the ease of the make out) “Now Carlos, […]
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Rebecca Tatum

Radical Obedience: Jesus was a failure
I’ve completed the first week of my 10 week journey, Radical Obedience and the Ten Commandments. I’ve really struggled with coveting this week. I realize that I don’t lick my chops over material things, and I didn’t expect that to be the case, however the greatest challenge has been to identify what it means to covet. I found the best explanation on Bible […]
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Radical Obedience: Say “Yes”
I’m consumed by details as I think about Radical Obedience and the Ten Commandments. Do I blog everyday? Do I blog lessons or failures? Or both? Do I scribble every temptation? Me, me, me. What do I do. I took a break from the ideation process and realized that I had removed the Holy Spirit from his own project. Get a grip, Rebecca. It’s not about y […]
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John Acuff

Is there a wrong way to quit your day job?
Three years ago I would have hated the first chapter of my book “Quitter.” Why? Because I wanted to quit my job and the title of the chapter is “Don’t Quit Your Job.” I wanted to read books that said things like “Just go for it!” or “Right now is the best time to quit!” […]
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Thursday Resource: Rules of the Red Rubber Ball
This book is on the list of “books that challenged me to build a life, not just a job.” I first read it about five years ago and Rules of the Red Rubber Ball: Find and Sustain Your Life’s Work has remained a favorite. The design is beautiful, the message is perfect and it’s small enough […]
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