Monthly Archives: August 2014

Very shortly after beginning my spiritual journey, a certain verse of scripture caught my eye. It said that I should be “always abounding in the work of the Lord.” I hit the ground running in response, but was it in … Continue reading →

There’s a famous quote that goes “It ain’t over until the fat lady sings.” While that may be true at the opera, it doesn’t apply to life. Many situations look final. Failure, disease, and death itself leave us feeling hopeless. … Continue reading →

In the bible book of Jonah a terrible storm threatens to destroy a ship full of men and cargo. The narrative says that the sailors were afraid, “and each cried out to his god.” What? Is there more than one … Continue reading →

As I write this, the world is in chaos. It’s actually a bit scary. There are armed conflicts across the globe. The international medical community is desperately trying to keep a deadly virus from becoming a worldwide epidemic. Some say … Continue reading →

In a letter to some people in Corinth, the author, Paul, used an analogy. The community of faith, he said, is like a human body. Many different parts are needed to make it fully functional and none of those are … Continue reading →