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Rediscovering the Beauty of Life

Rediscovering the Beauty of Life

Originally published by me elsewhere in 2009 with a couple of updates Have you stopped lately to take it in? Have you looked at around lately? I drove through the Northern part of our county yesterday. I had forgotten how many different shades of green were possible. The evergreens that

Life is full... of Suffering

Life is full... of Suffering

2020! We won't be forgetting this one any time soon. All politics aside, everyone has been affected by the COVID-19 Pandemic. Some more than others. It has been a year of fear, panic, worry, anger, grief, anxiety... an emotional overload. The deaths, riots, lockdowns, and quarantines have caused suffering of

Hey Mister, I Could Use Some Change

Hey Mister, I Could Use Some Change

His face was dirty, but his eyes were bright. It was easy to see that the clothes he wore came from the Salvation Army mission across the street. He wasn't ashamed to approach a stranger and ask. I wondered if he had seen me reach in my pocket for the

A CHRONOLOGICAL LOOK AT THE PASSION WEEK

A CHRONOLOGICAL LOOK AT THE PASSION WEEK

SATURDAY AND SUNDAY Jesus drew near to Jerusalem, arriving at Bethany six days before Passover, which was the Saturday before the Passion. Jesus was anointed at Simon the leper's house) On Sunday, there was a great crowd that came to Bethany to see Jesus. MONDAY The next day was Jesus'

Nothing Has Changed

Nothing Has Changed

Much digital ink has been spilled on the requests for us to not meet in groups larger than 100, then 50, and as of now, no groups larger than 10. I urge my fellow pastors and church leaders to follow these guidelines. This is not persecution and the COVID-19 virus