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Trevor Lund

Trevor H. Lund is the founder of Live LIGHT Academy at LiveLight.ca with books, challenges and courses to help you not conform by be transformed. As the Creative Storyteller at RevTrev.com he releases his creative projects in words, videos and sound. Catch his past videos and live casts at https://revtrev.com/tv, and subscribe to his podcast at https://revtrev.com/radio As your host at the Cascade Chalet https://revtrev.com/chalet, he helps capable and caring people—who are growing weary in doing good—go from striving and stress to peace and purpose as they embrace and enjoy the life God created them for.

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  1. Kim
    June 8, 2011 @ 8:52 am

    I will bookmark your blog and have my kids check up here frequently. I’m very certain they will understand lots of new stuff here than anybody else.

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    • revtrev
      June 11, 2011 @ 8:35 am

      Thanks Kim. I’m here to help answer any questions I can help you with. Let me know.

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  2. Vincent Murphy
    December 7, 2009 @ 7:35 pm

    A point well put. It is never the case that we can skip over the basic points about Christ… we need to teach them frequently.

    Passages such as John 10:30, John 14:7 and John 17:11 strike further nails in the coffin of those who deny the divinity of Christ.

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    • revtrev
      December 8, 2009 @ 10:31 am

      Great thoughts and great blog. I’ll be following what you have to say. You’re a man of wisdom.

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  3. Christine Prescott
    December 7, 2009 @ 11:20 am

    Thanks for sharing your insights on first century Jewish culture.
    An additional observation on the question of “Did Jesus Really Claim to be God?” that I learned in seminary was that while people and angels refused to let themselves be worshipped (e.g. Rev. 19:10), Jesus allowed himself to be worshipped (e.g. Matt. 14:33; 28:17). As Jesus, himself, said, “Worship the Lord your Gpd and serve him only” (Luke 4:8).
    Just another idea to ponder.

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    • revtrev
      January 10, 2010 @ 9:07 am

      Another great thought Christine. It makes sense perfect sense to those inside. My unbelieving friends can’t see the connection as easily… but it does help them see that Jesus doesn’t leave us room to simply think of him as a good teacher. If you allow yourself to be worshiped, you’re either God – or a lune.

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