Monthly Archives: January 2020

“That the eyes of our heart would be enlightened” Ephesians 1:18 We may know things in our mind. But, to grasp those things in our heart is enlightenment. Film is treated with a chemical. When the shutter in the lens … Continue reading →

Why, O LORD, do you stand far off? Psalm 10:1 Life is full of odd encounters & an assortment of peculiar rejecting accusers God is . . . an ever-present help in trouble” Ps 46:1 But He allows trouble to … Continue reading →

“Active & interactive communication is the order of the day. From the shortest texts & tweets to the humblest website, to the angriest blog, to the most visited social networks, the daily communications of the wired world attest that everyone … Continue reading →

I have a little friend. He keeps asking me “why?” When I explain he says “why?” I’m starting, myself, to wonder. “Why”? Do all things without murmurings and disputings Or do everything with no complaints or doubting

Does this mean we are evolving or devolving? “There really is no rational reason for saying a human being has special rights,” Ingrid Newkirk, cofounder of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals. “A rat is a pig is a … Continue reading →

“The Holy Spirit will only bless in conformity with Jesus own set purpose. Our Lord explains what that purpose is: ‘He shall glorify Me.’ He has come forth for this grand end & He will not put up with anything … Continue reading →

I sought the LORD & He heard me & delivered me from all my fears. They looked unto Him & were lightened & their faces were not ashamed. This poor man cried & the LORD heard him & saved him … Continue reading →

Who will bring a charge against God’s elect? God is the one who justifies; who is the one who condemns? —Romans 8:33–34 So, is God really on our side? Since He is, we can’t lose! Sure, but if He’s for … Continue reading →

Let the Word of Christ— drench our entire lives. Let it fill & have the run of the soul of our house. Give it plenty of space. Let every room in our lives be its dwelling & occupation. Col. 3:16 … Continue reading →

What are we going to read this year? I’ve been retired now for 9 years. I’ve tried to increase my reading goals each of those 9 years. I read before but never like I’ve read in the last 9 years. … Continue reading →