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In today’s reading from Acts, Paul continues to plead his case for freedom in front of the emperor. At one point, Agrippa says, “Are you so quickly persuading me to become a Christian?” It wasn’t that long ago that I … Continue reading
Pax from the Comics Page
Sometimes the morning gets away from me – often after a restless night sleeping and a huge ‘to-do’ list ahead of me – instead of turning to the Word (the lectionary) for my first thoughts, I find myself at the … Continue reading
Whispers and Pictures from the Spirit…NOW
From Acts today, a sweet whisper reminding me to hang in there, looking to others to encourage and build me up through this continuing season of trial; to pause and not feel pressured to hear something that encourages others via … Continue reading
No John Wooden, but a winning coach nonetheless
16 While Paul was waiting for them in Athens, he was deeply distressed to see that the city was full of idols. I have come to realize that I push back at many of Paul’s teachings to the church because I see … Continue reading
Beyond our imagination, not His
Between the final chapter of Job and the reading from John’s Gospel, I see ever more clearly how only by losing all but our faith in Him and at the same time, His in us, do we live authentically and … Continue reading
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Barriers to entry
Last week I was commanded by the Holy Spirit to share a word with someone. I knew through every fiber of my being that a book I was reading was speaking to me and to another but I knew not … Continue reading
NOW…take stock of NOW to be able to glorify
54 Jesus therefore no longer walked about openly among the Jews, but went from there to a town called Ephraim in the region near the wilderness; and he remained there with the disciples. John 11:45-54 The eternity of NOW and how … Continue reading
A long-winded bunny trail begins at the intersection of Politics and Gospel
…with no real end in sight, today…. Last night I attended the first of eight lecture nights from a Speaker’s Series I have subscribed to for over a decade. Featured were Vermont Governor and former Democratic Party Chair Howard Dean … Continue reading
Commuting with God at the wheel
Like a weekday commuter leaving his driveway on a weekend who finds himself on the road leading to his office instead of the road to the grocery store he was sent out to, I found myself in the Psalter this … Continue reading
Psalter as Anchor, not Wings…why not both-and?
I am daunted that once again the psalm readings this morning are like an anchor rather than spirit-filled wings to which I look to the Word to send me into the day. Instead, I am pulled down into my … Continue reading