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Jesus the King who will be known

Jesus the King who will be known

"Who is this?"...a question that still echoes today

Andrew Heddle
Andrew Heddle
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Transformed by writing a single word

Transformed by writing a single word

How writing out one six-letter word can transform your heart

Andrew Heddle
Andrew Heddle
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To copy is to learn

To copy is to learn

George Bernard Shaw famously noted;"Imitation is not the sincerest form of flattery- It's the sincerest form of learning." Deep dive into the extraordinary value of copying the Bible by hand.

Andrew Heddle
Andrew Heddle
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The Invitation in the separation

The Invitation in the separation

I thought that a study of God's holiness would emphasize His separateness from us. After all, his absolute purity, power, and perfection set Him apart from all creation.God’s holiness is not meant to leave us estranged. Instead, it is an invitation into a relationship with Him.

Andrew Heddle
Andrew Heddle
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Who’s in it for me?

Who’s in it for me?

A revelation in a podcast interview, led to a new, better resolution for Bible Copy Club. Rather than trying to copy more lines to complete a book, we'll focus on seeing more of God in every passage.No longer "What's in it for me?" but rather "Who is in it for me."

Andrew Heddle
Andrew Heddle
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God's word in her hand

God's word in her hand

“Nothing has transformed my spiritual life the way scripture writing has.” Over the years, Rebekah Matt has filled notebook after notebook with the words of the Bible, each page a testament to her daily habit of showing up and slowing down.

Andrew Heddle
Andrew Heddle
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Christmas is a serious business

Christmas is a serious business

Somehow, on a lark, I had stumbled completely unprepared into the most precious, solemn, and heart-wrenching job I would ever have. Even for department store Santa's Christmas is a serious business.

Andrew Heddle
Andrew Heddle
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Sharpening the "Swiss Army Knife"

Sharpening the "Swiss Army Knife"

Elton John, famously sang, "Sorry seems to be the hardest word." But he is wrong. "Thank you" is harder.

Andrew Heddle
Andrew Heddle
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How copying “The Boss” led to copying the Bible.

How copying “The Boss” led to copying the Bible.

Copying out the lyrics by hand was strangely exciting and, at the same time, helped me make sense of them.

Andrew Heddle
Andrew Heddle