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The Lectio Letter - Issue #94 - A Domestic Monastery in a World of Chaos
“I've learnt to become deeply suspicious of advice which leads Christians to create too much distance between our inner life and some kind of outer…
The Lectio Letter - Issue #93 - Chasing Money Changers and Pouring out Perfume this Easter Week
“If man had his way, the plan of redemption would be an endless and bloody conflict.
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The Lectio Letter - Issue #92 - 40 Pieces of Advice at 40
“Advice; It’s more fun to give than receive “
The Lectio Letter - Issue #91 - What's Your Calling? | 3 Pieces of Advice
“But Calling, as I see it, is the way God has called you to bear His Image in the World.
The Lectio Letter - Issue #90 - All the books I read in 2024 Reviewed
"Spiritual reading, for most of us, requires either the recovery or acquisition of skills not in current repute: leisurely, repetitive, reflective…
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Liam Byrnes
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The Lectio Letter - Issue #89 - Advent's Good News: Your life is too small and You Can't Work Hard Enough
Advent is the season that, when properly understood, does not flinch from the darkness that stalks us all in this world.
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The Lectio Letter - Issue #88 - 3 Reasons I (often) don't call myself a missionary
"Unfortunately, evangelicals in mission still tend to proceed as though their major problems are methodological.
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A Fortnightly newsletter by Liam Byrnes with links, music, recipes and an article or review focussed on Christian formation, Theology and Discipleship
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