Monthly Archives: April 2023

        Psalm 46: 1-2 “God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble. Therefore, will not we fear, though the earth be removed, and though the mountains be carried into the midst of the sea.”  These verses came to mind, as … Continue reading →

We all probably remember this song from our childhood. This little light of mine, I’m gonna let it shine. This little light of mine, I‘m gonna let it shine. Let it shine, let it shine, let it shine. There were … Continue reading →

I cannot resist writing another blog about the trip to Emmaus. It is such a wonderful story which contains a mystery and an important theological lesson for Christians. Let me qualify the following comments as   my own thoughts and opinions. … Continue reading →

There was a rainbow in the sky on the morning I wrote this blog. I am as taken by rainbows now as when I first saw one as a child. Yes, as an adult I know it has to do … Continue reading →

Horton the Elephant is one of Dr. Seuss’ most lovable characters.  As his story unfolds, Horton hears the faintest of voices, as if some tiny person were calling for help.  Although he is ridiculed and thwarted at every turn, Horton … Continue reading →

Church, I’m talking about. Existing in this world, but not being of it. Transforming one soul at a time. We can do this by making the church the lens by which we view the world. Letting Jesus be the mirror … Continue reading →

We’re in the midst of these forty days right now, the period from Easter to Ascension.  We know Jesus rose from the dead on Easter.  We know he ascended back to heaven on Ascension. But what about the time in … Continue reading →

Making plans is a huge part of our lives.  First the plans are made for you by your parents and then as you grow up the planning is gradually released to you. Throughout your lifetime, you make thousands of plans.  … Continue reading →

From childhood, most of us are taught polite manners. Foremost on that list will be the use of the words “Please” and “Thank You”. The Easter Season calls to mind a big thank you that we owe to Jesus Christ. … Continue reading →

This story is from Henri Nouwen’s book Clowning in Rome. A sculptor was working with hammer and chisel on a large block of marble. A small boy watched fascinated as pieces of stone fell away, but he had no idea what … Continue reading →