There is a lot to be afraid of lately. The pandemic is surging again, we are finding out that friends or family members have tested positive and we don’t know what that means, hospitals are on the edge of being overwhelmed, our president is doing things we don’t understand and the incoming president is saying,Continue reading “Be Not Afraid”
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Projection
“Why do you look at the splinter in your neighbor’s eye and never see the log in your own eye?” Some of our citizens may be confused by all the accusations of fraud and cheating in regard to to our election and the president’s inability to believe the election results. On the other hand, manyContinue reading “Projection”
Leadership Vacuum
During this presidential transition the media chatter often includes references to a “leadership vacuum.” My assumption is that this is the perception that the current president is pulling away from his responsibilities while the president-elect is waiting off stage. Admittedly, I sometimes wonder if there has been a leadership vacuum for the last several monthsContinue reading “Leadership Vacuum”
“Truth Decay”
“The light shines in darkness and the darkness cannot overcome it.” John 1: 5 President Obama said something today that caught my attention: “Trump has accelerated ‘Truth Decay.’” Evidently this term has been around for years but I failed to pay attention to it. It does seem appropriate for the circumstances we are experiencing today.Continue reading ““Truth Decay””
The Fatigue of Waiting
” Until the dawn rises and darkness is dispelled, God’s Word lights our way. Spirit of God, speaking in our hearts.” Covid Fatique is now a thing. We are tired of enduring this pandemic. We are tired of being good — wearing our masks, social distancing, missing out on so many of the fun thingsContinue reading “The Fatigue of Waiting”
Time for God
“Ignorant of who we really are God’s children walk asleep. Creation waits with patient hope for God’s children to awake.” Today’s world, even during a pandemic, seems busier than ever. Remembering and getting back in touch with the mission of Christianity takes time and intention. Providing and allowing ourselves a space of time to bothContinue reading “Time for God”
Misinformation
Spreading misinformation and distorting truths are not new phenomenon. Our holy scriptures are filled up with warnings about false prophets and those who go around in sheep clothing, but are ravenous as wolves. The problem with detecting lies and distortions is that liars build on partial truths, perhaps adding a twist here and there. TheyContinue reading “Misinformation”
Surging Pandemic
Across the country we are hearing news of a surge in Covid 19 cases. In places, the numbers of cases has returned to and even exceeded the numbers of cases when we believed we were at the height of this pandemic. It is time to take extra care of one another. We do not wantContinue reading “Surging Pandemic”
Veterans Day
“Let our love for one another be constant kindly disposed and humble, for love covers a multitude of sins.” Today is Veterans Day, honoring all those who have served our country in war or peace. It began as Armistice Day, commemorating the end of WWI. A famous poem connected to this day is In FlandersContinue reading “Veterans Day”
Decisions
Life is composed of choices and decisions. Right now the Supreme Court is hearing arguments abut the Affordable Care Act. I do not pretend to understand the arguments the lawyers are making, but what I hear is that the health care many depend upon is threatened. Caring people across our country find this possible lossContinue reading “Decisions”
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