Monthly Archives: June 2010

For some time now I’ve been an observer in a legal situation.  I watch as it works its way through the courts. Of course there are many players involved, but the two who have caught my eye the most are … Continue reading →

A couple years ago the man who will most likely be the final father figure in my life died. (I lost my biological father long ago.)  Shortly thereafter, I stumbled across the following paragraph in a book by Henri Nouwen. … Continue reading →

The book of Jeremiah begins like this: These are the words of Jeremiah son of Hilkiah, one of the priests from Anathoth, a town in the land of Benjamin.     God knows His children in great detail.  He doesn’t refer … Continue reading →

No doubt, we humans should seek God.  Sometimes, however, our circumstances overwhelm us.  Our bodies are tired and weak.  Our minds are fatigued, our emotions become frazzled, and our willpower is gone.   It is good at those times to … Continue reading →