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Forgiveness: What It Isn’t

January 12, 2022

“I refuse to forgive.” “But you’re drowning in bitterness. Forgiveness can set you free.”“That may be true but … I can’t.”Why? Why do people refuse to […]

Journeying with Jesus…In the Gospel of John

January 5, 2022

We’ve been journeying with Jesus, focusing on his seven “I AM” statements in the book of John, and it comes to an end with this […]

Habits for a Healthy Marriage

December 29, 2021

With the new year here, you may be thinking about goals and planning what you would like to be different or better this year. I […]

The Dilemma of Self-Care

December 22, 2021

Self-care. It’s become a trendy term – self-care. We are all supposed to understand and prioritize it. One click of the term “self-care” on a […]

Forgiveness: Your Path to Freedom

December 15, 2021

When I was ten years old, I had some problems with a friend. Instead of talking to her about my feelings, I hit her in […]

Journeying with Jesus: “I am the Way, the Truth and the Life”

December 8, 2021

The Map to the Way When I look at ancient maps, I’m often amazed at how wrong some of them were. The mapmakers didn’t have […]

Happy Holidays?

December 1, 2021

Everything around us reminds us that it’s December – the holidays are upon us. The weather is cooling, Christmas trees and lights are appearing, every […]

In the Margin

November 24, 2021

Over the years I have developed a habit, or perhaps a skill, as I read Scripture. I write in the margins of my Bible. Over […]

Journeying with Jesus: I Am the Resurrection and the Life

November 17, 2021

“Lord, by now he stinks!”  This was Martha’s reaction to Jesus’ instructions, “Take away the stone”—a stone which covered the tomb holding the body of […]

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