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I was pondering the woman mentioned in Matthew 9:20, “Just then a woman who had been subject to bleeding for twelve years came up behind him and touched the edge of his cloak.” All she needed to do was s-t-r-e-t-c-h … Continue reading →

Did you ever try to walk on an icy sidewalk?  You search for a dry spot, or one that has been sanded.  If not, maybe it’s one foot down, the next one slips.  You’re lucky you if catch your balance.  … Continue reading →

Actually, I am not talking about Satan or the stirrings of hell, as some may envision that scenario BELOW us.  What I am addressing is, in some areas, (my community included) we have power lines underground. As I was walking today, … Continue reading →

Recently, while on an extended road trip, I took the opportunity to read some outdated AARP Bulletins that I don’t seem to have time to read while I am at home. I ran across an article by Jo Ann Jenkins … Continue reading →

Have you ever experienced a poke from God, while engaging in less than wise behavior? Oh, I don’t mean bad or sinful behavior. I get those all the time. I mean things like questionable eating decisions or watching movies into … Continue reading →

If you buy two Dr. Martens shoes is that a pair-o’-docs? (A paradox, get it? Stop groaning.) A paradox is a seemingly self-contradictory statement which may turn out to be true. Paradox is sometimes used to talk about God, because … Continue reading →

I’ve always enjoyed choral music and felt that it and other types of music are important parts of worship. I especially enjoy the harmony that is present in choral music. I love the way the parts blend together to form … Continue reading →

Maybe prayer is like being in the water. Early in life we may learn to float, to keep our head above water. Then comes learning to swim. Still staying above the surface for the most part. Then daring to go … Continue reading →

This weekend is a time of memories–a memorial for those who have gone before us.  We honor those who served our country in the military to preserve our freedoms.  We honor our ancestral family for their commitment to preserving our … Continue reading →