Christian Love in a World Filled with Discord
Christian love is to be a hallmark of our faith. An old song from the early years of the Jesus Movement says, “They will know we are Christians by our love…” But in this critical world full of discord and strife, are Christians really acting differently than non-believers, or do they see us as hypocrites who happen to sit in church on Sunday mornings?
Read MoreRejoicing in Freedom – Casting Your Vote
This is the most divisive election of our lifetimes, and as Americans, we have the freedom to choose our leaders. Let us rejoice the the freedom we have to cast our vote, to take a stand, and to play a part in the life of the United States of America. God has given us a responsibility. Let us fulfill it boldly and with gratitude.
Read MoreThe Humanity of Jesus Part 2: Jesus Wept
Jesus wept. He loved. He grieved. He hurt. He was a man. He is God. When we struggle in this life, we can know that His love will carry us through, and if we believe, it will all make sense in the end. In His humanity, Jesus wept.
Read MoreFriend of God
Have you been there? Down, depressed, overwhelmed by the words and actions of others? Hopeless, fearful, inadequate, unworthy? Come with me to the mountain. Listen to what a friend of God would hear. He’s waiting for you!
Read MorePlace of Judgment–Place of Glory
My husband and I recently repeated a part of our honeymoon trip for our 40th wedding anniversary. We visited Glacier, Yellowstone, and Grand Teton National Parks. The incredible beauty of this part of God’s creation started my mind working on spiritual themes I had not expected–themes involving a place of judgment–place of glory. Join me for some thoughts on tone of the messages of Yellowstone National Park and what lessons believers and non-believers alike can learn.
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