Last night, David Letterman was getting ready to read the top ten list as he does every night. The topic last night was “Top Ten … Pastor David LettermanRead more
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Thanksgiving
Puddles of mercy greet me Do not jump over, they clamor Soak your shoes through Let your socks be saturated with grace You have cried … ThanksgivingRead more
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Is God left or right? He is Right.
Recently on Facebook, when asked to comment on an article by Jim Wallis arguing that the Occupy Wall Street movement’s emphases were largely in line … Is God left or right? He is Right.Read more
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Unremarkable
This was the one word written in the comments section of the ultrasound report conducted yesterday to examine our child resting in the womb. And … UnremarkableRead more
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The Holy Use of Freedom
I like freedom. I went out and stood in our cemetery and remembered those who secured it by their blood, sweat, and tears. I rejoice … The Holy Use of FreedomRead more
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Man of Reform
Reform or Progress? What is the difference? Are they mere synonyms? Both ideas involve change. To reform or to progress both mean things will be … Man of ReformRead more
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How God Loves
God is love. But what is love? The word love means many different things to many people. However, if we agree that God is love … How God LovesRead more
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Honoring veterans and the One who gave them
Today, we marvel at the goodness of God in gifting us with men and women who have served the country we are blessed to live … Honoring veterans and the One who gave themRead more
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Hospitality – The practice of God and His people
When was the last time you had anyone other than family over for dinner?  Oh, I have no doubt that some of you have. But … Hospitality – The practice of God and His peopleRead more
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It is better to receive than to give.
It is better to receive than to give. No, I did not mistype that. I do understand the point of the more common arrangement of … It is better to receive than to give.Read more