Jared Ingle is an Evangelical Columnist at Patheos, Inc. He explores themes of family and relationships, parenting, and the intersection of religion and spirituality, often integrating psychological theory with theological insights. His work has been featured in various publications, including Patheos, Inc.
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Jared's articles primarily focus on spirituality, religion, and faith. Based on the coverage attributes and themes covered, he seems to be open to receiving expert commentary or opinion editorials related to these topics.
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subjective peace is questionable I totally understand the Old Testament concept of peace, transliterated shalom . It is the entire basis for community in the Hebrew Bible.
“The time is coming and now is!” This is a recurring phrase used by Jesus in the Gospel of John (John 4.23; 5.25; 16.32). The phrase is mainly in a
“Maybe you went through a breakup. You had a divorce. Who told you that you'll never be happy again?
In Defense of Praying for my Future Wife CLICK I pray that neither one of us will give in to rage or sinful anger.
I can't say how much self-doubt I have experienced, especially in my calling. Is it possible? What does it look like now?
Is it too much to ask for her to be baptized in the Spirit and that she would experience the fire of the Holy Ghost?
I think I'm forgiving her, not my future wife that I've been praying for, but my ex-wife.
I'm asking that my future wife would fall in love with my children as she falls in love with me. And may I love her kids in the same way if she has any. May we love each other's children as we love our own.
If there is an Egypt for either one of us that we have been delivered from, then I pray there's no going back. I pray we would press on through the forty years for our inheritance, our promised land.
Entirely out of place is obscene, silly, and vulgar talk; but instead, let there be thanksgiving. Ephesians 5.4, NRSV
