Monthly Archives: March 2025

What can separate us from the love of Christ? In Romans 8:31-39, we find an answer. Nothing! That’s right. Nothing can separate us from the love of Christ.  This is the scripture passage that asks the question, “If God is … Continue reading →

I was watching videos on Facebook (which partly explains why I don’t get more useful things done). One video showed an angry, elderly lady shoveling snow off her front lawn and dumping it on her sidewalk. It seems the people … Continue reading →

Have you ever been powerless? We have. During hurricane Irma we were without power for four days. Paulette’s sister and her husband live in Summerfield, and we had them come up and stay with us during the storm until their … Continue reading →

French philosopher Rene’ Descartes gave us that one. “I think, therefore I am”. Modernity gave us the platform to live that out for centuries with The Age of Reason or Enlightenment. In all 20/20 hindsight honesty, it was the exact … Continue reading →

Growing up, I was always a little envious of the Irish girls in my class.  When St. Patrick’s Day came around, their moms would let them put some green food coloring in their hair as part of the celebration of … Continue reading →

I’m interested in your perception.  Do you see God as an angel with wings and a lighted background? Do you see him more ancient-times-looking, perhaps a Moses look alike, with maybe a long white beard and robe? Or is your “photo” … Continue reading →

In Biblical times women were not highly regarded. But, when reading the Bible, we find (as we certainly know now), they played a very important place in society by the way they lived and by the way God loved them … Continue reading →

 This song title is from the hit musical “Mama Mia.” It is very catchy and sticks in your head, like an ear worm. Money! Money! Money! tells us, “It’s a rich man’s world.” But is it?  Can money buy you … Continue reading →

I found this quote attributed to Meister Eckhart, a 14th century mystical theologian: “It often happens that people spurn the least, and thus they deprive themselves from getting the most in the least, which is wrong.”* I’m not sure exactly … Continue reading →

The headwaiter called the bridegroom and said to him, “Everyone serves good winefirst, and then when people have drunk freely, an inferior one; but you have kept thegood wine until now.” – John 2:9b-10 The Wedding at Cana: Jesus turns … Continue reading →