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Mark Chironna

@markchironna

Bishop, PhD U B'Ham, Theo-Semiotician, DMin, Psychology, MA., BCC Coach, Musician

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In today's consumer-driven culture, a myriad of self-styled spiritualities entices us, often shaped more by personal preference than by deep-rooted truths. These fashionable forms of spirituality, tailored to individual desires and detached from historical continuity, present a…

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When the film Titanic debuted in 1997, my wife and I attended the premiere night at our local theater. Since that memorable evening, further research has shed new light on the historical events surrounding the sinking of this majestic ship. Over the years, one aspect of the…

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When contemporary church culture emphasizes spectacle and entertainment over spiritual depth, it gives rise to critical concerns. The allure of creating a 'wow factor' frequently eclipses the crucial practice of maintaining vigilance against spiritual perils. Jesus’ stern warning…

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Lord, help us to imitate you, and never give up on anyone.

For those who fish, they may have cast many times without success, but when they cast one more time, they gain all.

So we also expect that you will all at once show to us ripe fruit in the lives of others.

The farmer,…

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Mental health, like physical health, is a critical aspect of God’s creation. Throughout the Scriptures, we see examples of individuals experiencing extreme emotional and psychological distress, and we see a God who meets them in their suffering with compassion and healing. It is…

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My new 30 day devotional is now available for pre-order. In “Rising with Hope: A 30-Day Devotional for Overcoming Anxiety and Depression”. I share lessons learned from my personal battle with depression and anxiety, this 30-day devotional helps you focus on practical habits and…

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In a cultural landscape increasingly marred by vitriol and resistance to genuine discourse, emphasizing humility becomes crucial. This era is characterized by the widespread assertion of opinions as indisputable truths, which often stifles genuine dialogue. Humility, in contrast,…

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The consonantia of creation, its harmonious proportion, mirrors the divine balance found within the Trinity. Just as the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit exist in perfect unity and distinctness, so too does creation exhibit a balance of complexity and simplicity, diversity and unity,…

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In every facet of creation, from the sprawling galaxies to the intricate designs of a single leaf, we witness the claritas—divine clarity—that speaks of God's transparent truth and beauty. Each created thing reveals a facet of God's character, manifesting His glory through its…

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Thomas Aquinas articulated concepts of claritas (clarity), integritas (integrity), and consonantia (proportion), in relation to the beauty that is God, and how that beauty is revealed in Creation.

I will offer today a few of my musings from drinking at his well.

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It appears that some who vigorously defend their views on perceived doctrinal purity often lack the self-awareness needed to recognize their own tendency toward psychological projection. Their statements, ostensibly aimed at highlighting errors in others’ beliefs, more often…

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When Scripture speaks of 'the fear of the Lord' as the beginning of wisdom, it highlights a unique awareness among the ancients of the reverence due in the presence of the divine mystery. This mystery refers to the nature of God, who is described as dwelling in unapproachable…

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There can be nothing truly beautiful that lacks order and pattern. All that is beautiful indeed has order and the patterns present are easily discernible when contemplating what is being beheld.

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Every first step is transformative—an invitation to embrace the rawness of new beginnings. This step often involves navigating chaos, mastering it, and bringing order. Remember, in these moments, faith becomes an act of courage that bridges the gap between intention and action,…

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In the realm of the unknown lie the greatest opportunities for growth. To forge new paths, you have to venture into uncharted territories where new horizons await discovery. By asking God in faith, you can find your pivotal zero to one moment, the one that opens the door to these…

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Overcoming inertia and a dilatory will fundamentally starts with a decision to act—a simple yet essential choice to move forward. By embracing what Martin Buber describes as the transition from a 'puny unfree will' to God’s grand will (which requires your yielding to it), you set…

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The leap from zero to one is not just about change; it's about unlocking greater potential. It's about participating in the invisible becoming visible and discovering how heartfelt dreams become tangible realities.

Proverbs 18:16: 'A gift opens the way and ushers the giver into…

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