Reading Time: 2 minutes Jesus claimed many names. Not only do these names define him but they give us access to who he is …
Sunday Psalm: A Prayer Asking For Sustenance From the Bread and Vine of Life Read More »
Reading Time: 3 minutes Narcissism plagues us. Not only the famous cases we hear about in the news. But our infatuation with our own …
Sunday Psalm: Confessing the Deadly Sin of Seeing Life Like Narcissus Read More »
Reading Time: 5 minutes Forty-three years ago The Redheaded-Wildflower and I bought our first home. Our friends threw us a house warming party. They …
The Story of How a Knock-off Weber Grill Became a Real Treasure Read More »
Reading Time: 3 minutes Father, Son, and Holy Spirit: Thank you for filling the world with glimpses of your goodness and grace. Your …
Sunday Psalm: For Fathers, the Fatherless, and Father’s Day Read More »
Reading Time: 5 minutes The courtroom in the Chaffee County Courthouse boasted dark stained wood benches which no longer held the polished promise of …
In an Art Gallery of Pain: Loving the Shattered, Including Yourself Read More »
Reading Time: 2 minutes Paul wrote, “I do not understand what I do. For what I want to do I do not do, but …
Sunday Psalm: A Prayer to Be Transformed to Think and Act like Christ Read More »
Reading Time: 5 minutes Reading Philip Yancey’s fearfully honest and starkly beautiful memoir Where the Light Fell felt like joining a friend who had …
How Philip Yancey’s Powerful Memoir, “Where the Light Fell,” Can Give you Honest Hope Read More »
Reading Time: 2 minutes Adoni, Be our refuge, A bulwark against enemies and fear. Hold us in your mighty arms. Re-inspire us with you …
Sunday Psalm: A Prayer for Refuge when Calamity and Death Walk Our Streets Read More »
Reading Time: 2 minutes I do not believe in pitting prayer against action. Prayer is not passive. Prayer is entering into the presence of …
Sunday Psalm: A Prayer Against Violence and Call to Act with Grace Read More »
Reading Time: 2 minutes God’s provision is plentiful and constant. And ubiquitous. So much so we fail to see it and appreciate it. Yet …