Author Archives: Richard Heyduck

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About Richard Heyduck

Pastor of Hardy Memorial Methodist Church, a Global Methodist Congregation. PhD Fuller Seminary MDiv Asbury Seminary BA Southwestern University

Recognizing that People Are Complex

In his book, What If Jesus Was Serious About Justice? Skye Jetani has a helpful comment about how we often have too simple a view of the people around us: “Just as we are each more than the worst thing … Continue reading

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Looking Up at the Park

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Crab Apple Blossoms

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Sun Shiny Woods

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Gambling Culture

Arnold Kling looks at how our culture has gone wild over gambling. He doesn’t see a happy end. Here’s the last reason he gives for our compulsion. Check his post to see the rest. A final reason that gambling has … Continue reading

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Walking in the Woods

Two trees with odd bends. The trail: Redbud, closeup

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Steeple with Moon

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Habituation

In their book Look Again, Sharot & Sunstein write: The principle is simple: when something surprising or unexpected happens, your brain will respond strongly. But when everything is predictable, your brain will respond less, and sometimes not at all. Like … Continue reading

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The Right and Wrong Questions About Neighbors

Dallas Willard in The Scandal of the Kingdom: The question, “Who is my neighbor?” is the wrong question because there’s no end to the way it can be debated and discussed. The kingdom question is, “To whom will you be … Continue reading

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Humility in Prayer

Dallas Willard, in The Scandal of the Kingdom: Humility is one of the main ingredients in prayer because humility shows dependence on God. When we’re not praying, it can be because we have more confidence in ourselves than in God, … Continue reading

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