Your average day looks like this. You get up and say “good morning” to your spouse or child or roommate. You read the news and check the weather. You scan the latest on social media, be it good, bad, life-altering, or pathetically unimportant, sent with love from your family, your friends, your enemies, and people you’ve never … More sharing the joy
It’s a life I don’t want to relive. The weight of it all was just too much. Daily pressures. Broken relationships. Disappointments. Physical hardships. Mental battles. Hurt. Loss. That overwhelming feeling of living one day at a time because that’s all you can do. Sure, everybody faces it. It’s simply the reality of life. What puzzles me … More how I survive
My music-listening is 99% Seeds Family Worship these days. I’m slowly working through their 9 albums, and I’ve made it to #4 in ten weeks’ time. Can’t listen any faster. As of yet, my favorite album is their third, Seeds of Praise. I thought I might have to pull my car over one day. The words … More mighty to save {seeds}
A new year brings reflection. Sorrows and joys of the past. Fears and hopes for the future. Who I was. Who I am. {So that, as sin reigned in death, grace also might reign through righteousness leading to eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord. Rom 5:21} This year, my ponderings might be summed up in … More two wonders
Whose child were you? You were a child of the world, ruled by your father, Satan. Though a kingdom such as this is merely one of death and darkness, you were at home there. Sin reigned, and you obeyed it. The flesh gave commands, and you listened. You were like all the rest. Destined for wrath. Were. Past. … More whose children we are
Journey of the Word 