Anthrakia

Anthrakia, Greek for "a fire of burning charcoal," is used twice in John's Gospel: first, to describe the fire, where Peter warmed his hands and denied knowing Jesus three times(18.18); second, to describe the burning coals our Risen Lord lit to prepare breakfast for his disciples by the Sea of Tiberias (21.9). Here we invite you to warm your hands, prepare something for others to chew on, and eat whatever Jesus prepares for you. Email andrew.harnack@eku.edu for an invitation to participate.

Thursday, March 02, 2006

I'm Richie

Hello, I am Richie. Andy told me about his Blog and I thought it would be a great idea to post my comments and input on it. I go to the FUMC with my friend Andy. We sing in the choir together (tenor). I hope that I can be an asset on this Blog.

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Andrew Harnack said...: Richie, welcome to Anthrakia! I'm so glad that you've accepted the invitation to participate. There will be much here that is perhaps new to you, but much more that you can contribute as you read postings, think and pray about what you're receiving. Thanks again for accepting the invitation. If you ever need help with posting and/or comments, let us know. Your bro in XP, Andy; Thursday, 02 March, 2006

Anthrakia

Thursday, March 02, 2006

I'm Richie

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