Tag Archives: christianity

To think we will get by with judging others carelessly is a huge mistake.  To seek unjust ways with hidden personal agendas will not go well for us.  To seek notoriety and fame as a judge will not please God … Continue reading →

As humans, we are prone to look first and consistently for cause and effect reasons for our troubles and challenging circumstances. We are obsessed with explaining all the occurrences of life from sickness to accidents, to even death.  We look … Continue reading →

When do we seriously forget the flowery, repeating, holy prayer words to look up and call on God with all that is in us?  Think about it—how bad does our circumstance have to be to fall on our knees in … Continue reading →

“Watch out, don’t touch, that will burn you!” “Look both ways before crossing the street!” “Be nice to your friends, don’t fight.”  “Love everyone like God loves you.” “Be and do what for others what you would like done for … Continue reading →

We see it often when grocery shopping near the candy aisle or at the mall near a toy store—a toddler screaming to the top of his/her lungs demanding that they must have what they so desperately want—and they want it … Continue reading →

Most of us are list makers, even if we don’t write our list on paper or in “notes” on our phone, we make mental lists.  Type A people, like me, not only write items on our list; we desire to … Continue reading →

I’m a little bit country and a little bit rock and roll when it comes to tastes in music.  I also enjoy Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony when done well by a talented orchestra who love to play what it called classical … Continue reading →

We must never forget who God is when we are raw from suffering on earth in circumstances that are out of our control.  We must never forget God is sovereign over all because he created all when slander rises up … Continue reading →

Max Lucado writes of Psalm 70-71; “These psalms were written as a cry for help in old age. Their writers longed to be testimonies of God’s faithfulness and useful parts of God’s work. In the later years of his life, … Continue reading →

In 2017, Cory Asbury composed a song, “Reckless Love of God” that became popular—and controversial among theologians at the same time.  The controversy was over the word “reckless”.  Theologians had a hard time because they believed God is never reckless … Continue reading →