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Josh Müller (opens on the publisher’s site)
joshmuller.ca
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- heuristic “hope” via Related writing Source page (opens on the publisher’s site)
- heuristic “hope” via Related writing Source page (opens on the publisher’s site)
- heuristic “hope” via Related writing Source page (opens on the publisher’s site)
- heuristic “hope” via Related writing Source page (opens on the publisher’s site)
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Last week, in anticipation of COP 30 , my wife and I were invited to talk about climate change at our house church. This has been a topic close to my heart for many years now, but I had never talked publicly about it before. So, I was excited to share. I also wanted to share some of those same thoughts here. I hope you find it impactful. If you don’t accept climate change, this post doesn’t seek t
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A few years ago I came across Steph Ango’s 40 Questions to ask Yourself Every Year . Since then, I’ve made it a practice in the last week of the year to work through those questions in my Bullet Journal. I’ve really loved the practice. I love the last few days of December every year — the closing of one chapter and the opening of a new chapter feels so hope-giving to me.
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Personal Website of Josh Müller — Technologist | Leader | Regenerative Systems Designer
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I’ve had lots of experiences over the years of looking forward to a new movie or TV show being released. In some cases, that excitement for an upcoming release would last months or years. The year-long wait for Endgame after Infinity War came out comes to mind. Lately, though, I find movies and TV shows to be much less the focus of my anticipation. I can’t currently think of a new movie I’m excite
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When it comes to communication, there’s two extremes we can take: We can hope that those we’re interacting with just magically are in tune with us; we can communicate as little as possible, hoping that they’ll fill in the blanks with what we meant … or… We can put in the effort to be crystal clear about what we mean to say. To say things that we might think are obvious, but may indeed not be. To r
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Have you ever thought about what in your life makes you hopeful ? Or, what saps your hope? I realized recently that my mental health often appears to be pretty tightly tied to how hopeful I feel in a given season. That seems significant. It means stewarding hope and stewarding hopefulness is much more important than I’ve tended to give space for. Churchill’s words resonate. So, it’s worth asking “
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A couple years ago, a friend recommended to me the music of Steve Schallert . I actually included one of his songs in my first post on my website. Around that time, I probably listened to his album Songs of Sorrow / Songs of Hope on repeat like 50x in a row. Well, yesterday one of his songs came up after a long season without any of his music, and the last section of the song was especially powerf
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I find physical examples of redemption to be really potent and impacting. When I see or hear stories of things that brought destruction being transformed into tools to bring life, it excites me and stirs hope in me more than I can easily express. Literal examples of Isaiah’s swords beaten into ploughshares are really beautiful to me. A want to see more of them! It’s made me wonder, what would it l
Joshua Morris (opens on the publisher’s site)
joshuamorris.info
Why this topic matches
- heuristic “hope” via Related writing Source page (opens on the publisher’s site)
- heuristic “hope” via Related writing Source page (opens on the publisher’s site)
- heuristic “hope” via Related writing Source page (opens on the publisher’s site)
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Voyager's Emergency Medical Hologram remains one of the best stories about a tool that becomes something more — and why that question still matters for AI.
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Kevin Smith is writing Star Wars/Marvel: Hope Assembles, the first official crossover between Star Wars and Marvel Comics—Luke, Leia, Han, and Chewbacca meeting Spider-Man and the Avengers while Doctor Doom sides with Darth Vader.
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After tariffs were ruled unlawful, about $100 billion went back to importers of record—with interest—while consumers who paid higher prices get no comparable refund, only the hope that markets might lower prices later.
Joshua P. Steele (opens on the publisher’s site)
joshuapsteele.com
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- declared “hope” via Topic directory Source page (opens on the publisher’s site)
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A lament for cousin Robin Steele after his sudden death, reflecting on grief, senseless evil, and Christian hope.
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A critique of dispensational readings of Revelation and their effects on evangelical theology, politics, and hope.
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Holy Week reflections on the Anastasis icon, resurrection hope, and John Mark McMillan's song 'Death in His Grave.'
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A sermon on disappointed expectations, told through a Christmas morning that did not go to plan, and the hope that outlasts them.
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A Christmas homily reflecting on disappointment, shattered expectations, and finding hope when God doesn't meet our timing or plans.
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A December 28 sermon on the Slaughter of the Innocents: finding hope and meaning in Herod's horrific massacre of Bethlehem's babies.
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Remembering my Uncle Timothy Steele: his laughter, love, faith, and the Christian hope that rages against death.
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Reviewing Waltke's Dance Between God and Humanity and Goodwin's Translating the English Bible for Liverpool Hope's journal.
