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Grave Clothes by Nancy J. Farrier
My ten-year-old grandson called me, wanting to talk. While we were chatting, I asked him about church and what he’d learned. “Nana, we studied Lazarus. You remember that story?” Of course, I said I did after he gave a me … Continue reading
Pruning Hurts!
The Wisdom of Seasons: Letting God Work, Even in the Mess The seasons are changing again. You can feel it in the wind—or lack thereof. This week’s forecast is for hot weather, after a spate of balmy breezes that led … Continue reading
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Tagged Bible, charity, Christ, Christianity, divine providence, Faith, God, god's work, Hope, Jesus, Kindness, messy, Providence, psychology, seasons, Trust
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Honoring the Brave: A Memorial Day Reflection for Believers
Even though Memorial Day has past, let our hearts still turn toward the countless men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. It’s a solemn time of the year, steeped in reverence, gratitude, and reflection—a chance to … Continue reading
A Response to Frustration by Nancy J. Farrier
Last Saturday, my husband and I were on our way to a fundraising gala supporting my favorite ministry, when we noticed a funny sound from our car. Thinking we’d picked up a plastic bag, my husband pulled over only to … Continue reading
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Tagged Abraham, Daniel, Flat tire, frustration, Jesus, Moses
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James’s Social Teaching by James R. Coggins
We sometimes try to categorize Bible writers. We wonder what influenced them, where they got their ideas and biases. As I wrote in an earlier blog, James, who wrote the book of James in the New Testament, was a Jew, … Continue reading
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Tagged Blessed are the poor, fine clothes, Jesus, rich and poor, social teaching, woe to the rich
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The Shaking by Julie Arduini
Every so often across social media I would use an image like this and ask if anyone had any prayer needs. I noted I would be happy to pray. I probably did this for years, my guess between 2016 and … Continue reading
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Tagged Anchored Hearts, Bible, Hart sextuplets, idols, Jesus, Julie Arduini, prayer, Repairing Hearts, repent, reset, sin, Surrendering Hearts, The Shaking by Julie Arduini
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Good Friday Reflections by Julie Arduini
It only makes sense if P.T. Bradley so beautifully wrote about Maundy Thursday, I should share my thoughts on Good Friday. I have a few thoughts, and one starts right from my birth. I was born on Good Friday, with … Continue reading
The Kingdom Mindset by Julie Arduini
My bio across social media reads “Kingdom Minded.” To me, that says more than I’m a follower of Christ, a believer, or even a Jesus freak. As my prayer life intensifies, I see how important a Kingdom Mindset is. A … Continue reading
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Tagged Bible, Colossians 3:1-2, goals, Heaven, Jesus, Julie Arduini', KIngdom perspective, Kingdom thinking
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Taking the Time by Nancy J. Farrier
During a recent visit to a church, I was chatting with a young woman I’ll call Joy, who shared her story with me, telling me about when she became a Christian. Joy said at the time she was a teenager … Continue reading
Merry Christmas by Nancy J. Farrier
Merry Christmas to you from Hong Kong. Those are words I never thought I’d write or say, but this year we are in Hong Kong to celebrate our daughter’s marriage. She married last April, but they are having a reception … Continue reading
Santa Jesus by James R. Coggins
He asked Santa Claus for a puppy. When he didn’t get it, he stopped believing in Santa Claus. She prayed for a bicycle. When she didn’t get it, she stopped believing in God. When the church encourages non-Christians to believe … Continue reading
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Tagged disciples, Follow me, Jesus, Kingdom of God, prayer, Santa Claus, Winston Churchill
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Strays by James R. Coggins
I will not name her, but she is a woman I know well. For most of her life, she has been picking up strays. Not cats. She’s allergic to them. People. The kid in school who had no other friends. … Continue reading
Facing Opposition by James R. Coggins
Reading Hebrews 12 recently, I was struck by one verse: “Consider him who endured such opposition from sinners, so that you will not grow weary and lose heart” (verse 3, NIV). Writing to Christians facing persecution in the Roman Empire, … Continue reading
Jesus and Angels by James R. Coggins
Hebrews 1:1-2:4 is another Bible passage where our preconceived ideas have limited our understanding. Hebrews 1 starts by saying, “In the past God spoke to our ancestors through the prophets at many times and in various ways, but in these last days he has … Continue reading
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Tagged angels, David, Hebrews, Jesus, messengers, Moses, New Testament, Old Testament
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Who Is Jesus? by James R. Coggins
What do we think of when we hear the name “Jesus”? How do we picture Him? The baby in the manger in Bethlehem? The rabbi walking the streets of Galilee and Judea, preaching good news and healing people? Hebrews 1:1-4 … Continue reading
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Tagged cosmic Jesus, Creation, divinity of Jesus, Hebrews, Jesus
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