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Articles by John Baas

John Baas serves as the Vice President for College Advancement at Dordt University.

Dwelling in Unity

  • John Baas
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4 years ago

A small band of volunteers leaves the rural church. It is their turn to make the Sunday morning trek to the fledgling Laotian congregation in the nearby city.

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  • church
  • culture
  • unity

A Prayer for Graduates

  • John Baas
1
4 years ago

As this academic year nears its close, I encourage you to use this passage as you pray for and with your graduates.

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  • calling
  • future
  • graduates
  • prayer

Joy in the Anticipation

  • John Baas
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4 years ago

Does living with plenty dull the sense of our own sin and misery? Are we even aware of our need for a Savior? Of our gratitude for deliverance? Could our material comforts and security be actually diminishing our joy?

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  • Advent
  • anticipation
  • Hope
  • joy

Learning to Love Literature

  • John Baas
4
5 years ago

So many of these literary works have in them themes of redemption, glimpses of the image of God in the characters, along with reminders of the fallen nature of humanity, even in those we find ourselves most admiring. They help me view this world through new and clearer lenses.

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  • books
  • habits
  • literature
  • slow-movement culture

Teaching Our Children About Money

  • John Baas
1
5 years ago

When it comes to teaching our children about money, I’m still learning, and I’ve probably learned at least as much from failure as from success.

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  • advice
  • children
  • Christianity
  • connections
  • investing
  • money

Advent: Strike me Dumb, God

  • John Baas
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5 years ago

When our faith feels weak—in our wilderness journeys, our spiritual hunger, our fear, our despair—we might ask God to strike us dumb.

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  • Advent
  • Expecting
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