Salvatore Anthony Luiso

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To name one: For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways, saith the LORD. For as the heavens are higher than the earth, so are my ways higher than your ways, and my thoughts than your thoughts. --Isaiah 55:8-9

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The Observance of Liturgical Seasons with Adjectives

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A New Book About Christology and Evangelicalism

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A rondolet on the victory of the Lord Jesus Christ by His Passion and Resurrection

A rondolet on the victory of the Lord Jesus Christ by His Passion and Resurrection(Mark 1:24 and Luke 4:34; John 1:29 and 36;Revelation)by Salvatore Anthony LuisoThe Lamb has won!To Christ belongs the victory!The Lamb has won!The Holy One of God!…

Salvatore Anthony Luiso replied to Salvatore Anthony Luiso's discussion A Prayer for Every Day of All Seasons, Especially Lent and Passiontide

"You're welcome. Thank you for your complimentary comment.
Regarding "May many read and heed and then seed": Amen."

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A Prayer for Every Day of All Seasons, Especially Lent and Passiontide

Salvatore Anthony Luiso replied to Salvatore Anthony Luiso's discussion Some Ideas for the Observance of Advent

"That sounds good. Thank you for sharing that information. I've seen that book advertised on Turning Point with Dr. David Jeremiah, but I haven't read it."

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Athanasius and the Cost of Faithfulness to Jesus

Today, May 2nd, is the feast day of Athanasius of Alexandria on Western liturgical calendars. Athanasius served the Lord as bishop of Alexandria during the Fourth Century. He also served the church, and, through his writings, continues to serve the…

Salvatore Anthony Luiso replied to Salvatore Anthony Luiso's discussion The Temptation of Christ and Lent

"You're welcome. I'm curious as to what you will experience. You are welcome to tell me about it in another comment after Lent."

Salvatore Anthony Luiso replied to Salvatore Anthony Luiso's discussion The Temptation of Christ and Lent

"Thank you."

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The Temptation of Christ and Lent

The Temptation of Christ and Lent Since the days of the Early Church, Lent has been associated with the Temptation of Christ in the Wilderness: the period of forty days at the beginning of the earthly ministry of Jesus in which he fasted alone…

Salvatore Anthony Luiso commented on Reimagine Curator's blog post Deconstructing or Reconstructing Faith?

"The word "Christian" originally referred to persons, places, and things of the Lord Jesus Christ.

Any proper and true reconstruction of Christian faith must, before and above all else, be all about Him."

Salvatore Anthony Luiso replied to Reimagine Curator's discussion I Am Not Not Conservative, but…

"Yes, we are all to some extent blind.

However, there are two types of blindness: voluntary and involuntary. I consider a blind spot to be involuntary. Voluntary blindness is commonly called "willful blindness"

I am concerned about involuntary…"

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The Observance of Liturgical Seasons with Adjectives

The Observance of Liturgical Seasons with Adjectives In the last four years, I have written and published here at The Reimagine Forum these three articles which pertain to the observance of Advent: The Penitential Psalms, Advent, and LentSome Ideas for the Observance of AdventThe O Antiphons and the Observance of Advent While thinking about how I might observe Advent this year, I thought of a way by which one can observe not only that liturgical season, but all the liturgical…

Started by Salvatore Anthony Luiso in #ReimagineDISCIPLESHIP Biblical Foundations, #ReimagineDISCIPLESHIP Biblical Formation, and Resources to help us #ReimagineDISCIPLESHIP

Prayer for Corporate Repentance

Prayer for Corporate Repentance As I write this article, once again we Christians who follow the Western liturgical calendar are almost at the beginning of the liturgical season of Lent, which begins on Ash Wednesday. (According to the Gregorian calendar, this year—2025—that day is March 5th.) One of the main themes of Lent is that of repentance. Both Lent and Advent are seasons in which Christians examine themselves and repent of their sins. Ideally, everyone—especially…

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Prayer for Corporate Repentance

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A New Article about the Covenant Prayer of John Wesley

A New Article about the Covenant Prayer of John Wesley Firebrand magazine has just published an article entitled "I Am No Longer My Own But Thine: Wesley’s Covenant Prayer". It is about a famous prayer by the great clergyman, theologian, and evangelist John Wesley (1703–1791). I've read it. I highly recommend it. Although the article says this prayer is "particularly used around the turn of the new year", it is fitting to pray this superb prayer at any time of year. Here is…

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A New Article about the Covenant Prayer of John Wesley

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The O Antiphons and the Observance of Advent

The O Antiphons and the Observance of Advent As I write this article, once again we Christians who follow the Western liturgical calendar are almost at the end of a liturgical year—and, therefore, almost at the beginning of a new one. Our calendar begins with the liturgical season of Advent, which begins on Advent Sunday. (According to the Gregorian calendar, this year—2024—that day is December 1st.)In the last three years, I have written and published here at The Reimagine Forum these two…

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The O Antiphons and the Observance of Advent

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A New Book About Christology and Evangelicalism

A New Book About Christology and Evangelicalism This week the Center for Pastor Theologians published a new episode of The Pastor Theologians Podcast (also called The CPT Podcast) with Dr. Dan Treier, Blanchard Professor of Theology at Wheaton College, about his new book: Lord Jesus Christ. As its title suggests, this book is about Christ and Christology. It is particularly about Christology in evangelicalism today. Although it is scholarly, and thus suitable for academics, Dr. Treier…

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A Conference for Christians Who Seek to Alleviate Poverty: The True Charity Summit

A Conference for Christians Who Seek to Alleviate Poverty: The True Charity Summit Lord willing, the Christian organization True Charity will hold their fifth annual True Charity Summit this spring in Springfield, Missouri. Their website describes this event succinctly as follows: A conference for churches and nonprofits with poverty alleviation programs. It also says the following about it: The True Charity Summit is for anyone involved in poverty alleviation efforts. Most of our…

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A Prayer for Every Day of All Seasons, Especially Lent and Passiontide

A Prayer for Every Day of All Seasons, Especially Lent and Passiontide Richard of Chichester served the Lord as a priest and bishop in England in the 13th Century. He was a contemporary of both Francis of Assisi and Thomas Aquinas. The Wikipedia article about him says that although he was born into a high social class (the gentry), and could have continued to remain in it, he chose an ascetic life "of study and the Church". As a bishop, he was a clerical reformer, who, the…

Started by Salvatore Anthony Luiso in National Pastors' Prayer Network and Coaching Sessions & Interviews

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Malva Birch March 20, 2021 10:35

Congratulations, Salvatore!

We welcome your prayers...
Malva Birch March 20, 2021 10:34

Welcome, Salvatore! God bless!

Let us keep looking to the Lord!
Reimagine Curator March 18, 2021 11:49

Glad to have you participating in the Pray.network community Salvatore.

We look forward to your thoughtful insights on reimagine prayer in a daily lives,

Phil
Reimagine Curator March 5, 2021 22:07

Welcome Salvatore...

We look forward to your insightful commentary,

Phil

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My Blogs

A rondolet on the victory of the Lord Jesus Christ by His Passion and Resurrection

Posted by Salvatore Anthony Luiso on March 31, 2024 at 10:00

A rondolet on the victory of the Lord Jesus Christ by His Passion and Resurrection
(Mark 1:24 and Luke 4:34; John 1:29 and 36;Revelation)
by Salvatore Anthony Luiso

The Lamb has won!
To Christ…

A triolet related to Hosea 6:1–3

Posted by Salvatore Anthony Luiso on December 17, 2021 at 1:00

A triolet related to Hosea 6:1–3

by Salvatore Anthony Luiso

Return, and follow on to know the LORD:

And He…

A rondelet prayer for fruitfulness in Christ

Posted by Salvatore Anthony Luiso on September 18, 2021 at 5:00

A rondelet prayer for fruitfulness in Christ
(John 2:1–11 and 15:1–8; I Corinthians 11:23–30)
by Salvatore Anthony Luiso

O Christ the Vine,
In You may we always abide.
O Christ the Vine,…

Free book offer: Christ Is All!

Posted by Salvatore Anthony Luiso on August 28, 2021 at 3:30

"No one can be robbed of his delights whose joy is Christ. Eternal is his gladness who rejoices in an eternal good."

—Augustine of Hippo (354–430), printed on page 32 of Words Old and New: or, Gems From the Christian Authorship of All Ages, by Horatius Bonar…

Free book offer: Christ Is All!

Posted by Salvatore Anthony Luiso on August 28, 2021 at 3:30

"No one can be robbed of his delights whose joy is Christ. Eternal is his gladness who rejoices in an eternal good."

—Augustine of Hippo (354–430), printed on page 32 of Words Old and New: or, Gems From the Christian Authorship of All Ages, by Horatius Bonar…

M'Cheyne on Studying Christ

Posted by Salvatore Anthony Luiso on July 17, 2021 at 1:00

Robert Murray M'Cheyne (1813–1843) was a minister in the Church of Scotland from 1835 to 1843. After his death he became famous around the world through the book The Memoir and Remains of the Rev. Robert Murray M'Cheyne, which was edited by Andrew Bonar. Following is an excerpt from that book:

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Two books about "Dangerous" Christians

Posted by Salvatore Anthony Luiso on June 19, 2021 at 3:00

Recently I learned of two books which were published over five years ago and which I think could be of interest to members of The #ReimagineFORUM. (The administrator of the forum, Phil Miglioratti, also thinks they could be of interest to members of it.)

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Poem: "Behold the Cross, where, as He buys"

Posted by Salvatore Anthony Luiso on April 5, 2021 at 12:53

Jesus saith unto them,

Did ye never read in the scriptures,

The stone which the builders rejected,

the same is become…

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