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In my job as a graphic designer, I make a LOT of coupons. And if you're familiar with coupons at all, you know that they have to have disclaimers.

Well, I guess they don't HAVE to have them, but if they don't, the business offering the discount could end up giving away much more than they bargained for. Like, if they don't put an expiration date, they could be offering the coupon throughout eternity. Or if they don't put "lesser or equal value" they could have people trying to get a free steak when they order a sandwich. Or if they don't put "Limit one per coupon" they could have people trying to buy them out at a discounted price.
Well, I'm not selling anything here, but I do feel sometimes that I should put a disclaimer. I mean, I'm just a human being - I don't know what I'm talking about...! So, from here on out, when you read anything posted here, imagine there is an asterisk beside it that refers to the following disclaimer.

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*Bigmouth Strikes Again is not a licensed therapist or Biblical scholar. Any observation or advice contained herein is based solely on personal experience and the reflections of a brain addled by previous starvation, exhaustion, sleep deprivation, caffeine, french fries, motherhood, perimenopause... but also, copious amounts of grace. 
This blog is not to be used as an instruction manual. Thoughts expressed are solely for the writer's own entertainment, the potential entertainment of the reader, and also the glory of God (where applicable.) Any truth that leaks in is purely a gift from aforementioned God (the party of the First Part.) Reader should weigh the information presented in his or her own heart. Any questions generated by blog will be carefully considered and thoughtfully answered. Blog may be shared and/or forwarded at the discretion of the reader. Blog writer is not responsible for any insult or injury that may or may not be inferred or caused by the statements made in this blog. Expires when forgotten, but may be reread at any time. Batteries not included.

This and other Julie Moore blogs may be found at....

http://bigmouthagain.blogspot.com/2011/10/may-not-be-combined-with-other-offers.html

Reflections to Consider

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Publications

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Music

  • Jesus be the centre

    Center is a song that speaks of the essence of our life in Christ, and echoes the words the Christ Read More
  • I Lift My Hands

    A powerful hymn of adoration and praise Arkansas Gospel Mass Choir. This succinctly captures the joy of knowing our savior. Read More
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Audio & Video

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Favorites

  • Transforming this World: The Hope of Glory by NT Wright +

    Wright confronts the perspective that this world doesn’t matter, and that we live only to be in heaven. He shows Read More
  • What is Good in a World that Defies Hope: a talk by NT Wright +

    This is the second part of three talks by NT Wright at Harvard University in November, 2008 on the topic Read More
  • The Stream, the Lake and the River: NT Wright +

      Acts 2.1-21; John 7.37-39; a sermon at the Eucharist on the Feast of Pentecost, 11 May 2008, by the Read More
  • Jesus in the Perfect Storm by NT Wright +

    Zechariah 9.9-17; Luke 19.28-48; A sermon for Palm Sunday, April 17, 2011, In the University Chapel of St Salvator, St Read More
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Hidden Blessings

  • Christ is a Great Savior: a review of the movie Amazing Grace +

    Amazing Grace is a historical drama about William Wilberforce who was elected to British Parliament at the age of 21 Read More
  • Wilberforce, Hollywood's Amazing Grace, Charlotte Allen +

    William Wilberforce's relentless campaign eventually led the British Parliament to ban the slave trade, in 1807, and to pass a Read More
  • Making Beauty out of Ugly Things: Grace by U2 +

    Grace, she takes the blame She covers the shame Removes the stain It could be her name Grace, she carries Read More
  • The True Nature of Grace and Love: a movie review of the Soloist +

    The 2009 movie The Soloist is based on a book by the same name, written by Los Angeles Times columnist Read More
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