Christ’s Walk of Love
Nearly 2,000 years ago Jesus met with His disciples in the Upper Room. He ate with them, communed and fellowshipped with them, and served them. He loved them in such a selfless way that it simply is hard to take … Continued
Nearly 2,000 years ago Jesus met with His disciples in the Upper Room. He ate with them, communed and fellowshipped with them, and served them. He loved them in such a selfless way that it simply is hard to take … Continued
How much do others know about you? Do you find that people begin to shy away from you as they get to know you more? How much do you want others to know about you? I find it interesting how … Continued
The Christmas season is once again upon us. The hustle and bustle of last-minute preparations, presents and planning seem to monopolize our time. Yet as I sit and ponder both the reality and meaning of this season, I wonder if … Continued
Understanding the “WHO” Question – “Embracing more of ‘Who’ God is” “It is in our acceptance of what is given [whatever that may be], that God gives Himself.” This quote comes from her book, “These Strange Ashes,” where Elisabeth Elliot … Continued
Understanding the “WHO” Question – “Embracing ‘Who’ God is” We are talking about the process of embracing our trials. In part one we discussed the “poem challenge”. In part 2 we sought to understand the “Why” question and why it is the unproductive … Continued
We are talking about the process of embracing our trials. In part one we discussed the “poem challenge”. Here in part two we consider the “why” question. Understanding the “WHY” Question – “Embracing ‘Why’ I Am Going Through This” “God never … Continued
“How long wilt Thou forget me, O LORD? forever?” Have you ever asked this question? Most of us have said these words in one form or another given the various challenges we may find ourselves in. So, where do you … Continued
The last words of a dying soul often tend to be heavy with meaning, weighted with such great significance in their heartfelt genuineness. Especially without the heavy sedation compassionately given by modern-day hospice care, these last words picture for us … Continued
It is quite interesting to look out upon God’s awesome creation and see reminders of the CROSS—an amazing demonstration of the love of God in sending His one and only Son to pay the penalty of sin upon the CROSS. … Continued
Pragmatism has been defined this way, “if it works it is true, if it succeeds it is good.” Unfortunately, this is the moral compass that drives much of our society. In the end the basis for truth is our own … Continued