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Andrew Comiskey
Mar 1, 20103 min read
Eyes of Mercy
Annette is an amazing woman. She partnered with me faithfully in these first years of Desert Stream. She endured the threat of men who...
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Andrew Comiskey
Feb 28, 20103 min read
Mercy Street
Although most of the healing and care-giving we did was behind closed doors, the waters levels rose and poured out onto the streets. The...
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Andrew Comiskey
Feb 27, 20103 min read
Messy Mercy
Annette and I did not quite know what we had signed up for in those first two years at Desert Stream at Charlie’s. We were willing, and...
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Andrew Comiskey
Feb 26, 20103 min read
Desert Stream
Every Wednesday night for two years, we met in the home of a well-known interior designer. Charlie, along with many of his friends, was...
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Andrew Comiskey
Feb 25, 20103 min read
Currents of Mercy
Three persons—three distinct currents of mercy—poured into Annette and I and became foundational to how we loved and served. Without...
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Andrew Comiskey
Feb 24, 20103 min read
Merciful Intimacy
Around this time I was baptized in the Pacific Ocean. Amid a winter storm, my pastor dunked me into the waters, and counted the old man...
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Andrew Comiskey
Feb 23, 20103 min read
Clean Water
The temptation to fall with other men sexually increased after I first proclaimed healing from homosexuality. The word of my testimony,...
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Andrew Comiskey
Feb 21, 20103 min read
Drinking Water
After Europe, I moved into a UCLA fraternity house crammed with conservative Christian men. They were Republicans, I was the on the...
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Andrew Comiskey
Feb 21, 20102 min read
The Pool at Piccadilly Circus
Soon after the French party, I moved home and determined to grow with the Christian friends I had. Fun or not, they were my people. My...
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Andrew Comiskey
Feb 18, 20103 min read
Reflection 3
What is your desert? It could be several things: harsh and severe circumstances, or personal distress–physical, emotional, or moral....
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Andrew Comiskey
Feb 17, 20103 min read
Reflection 2
Jesus’ 40 days in the desert came immediately after His baptism. Filled with the Spirit, just named by the Father as His beloved Son,...
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Andrew Comiskey
Feb 16, 20102 min read
Reflection 1
Lent prepares us for Easter by leading us to the cross: 40 days, 40 steps to Calvary. It is the downward ascent to God’s mercy. Lent...
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Andrew Comiskey
Apr 11, 20093 min read
Unholy Week? Crucifying Christ Afresh through ‘ Gay Marriage ’
On the week that centers on Christ Crucified for millions around the globe, the USA has acted in a most unholy manner. Palm Sunday to...
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Andrew Comiskey
Apr 4, 20093 min read
‘Gay Marriage’ in The Heartland
While we were sleeping, the Iowa Supreme Court unanimously overturned the state’s ban on ‘gay marriage’ on grounds that it was...
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Andrew Comiskey
Dec 4, 20083 min read
The Fight for Marriage Continues Pt. 3
The second question we must raise: does freedom from racial restrictions in marriage apply reasonably to freedom from gender distinctions...
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Andrew Comiskey
Nov 3, 20084 min read
Awakening the Church, Persuading Men
“All that is necessary for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing.”Edmund Burke“Since we know what it is to fear the Lord, we try...
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Andrew Comiskey
Oct 31, 20083 min read
Cheap versus Costly Grace
It would be wrong to assume that all if not most churches overreact to homosexuality as if it were a landmine, ready to explode. In...
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