Another Door to Enter
I woke up this morning to read this sonnet from one of my favorite poets Malcom Guite in remembrance and in honor of the anniversary of CS Lewis’ death, Nov … Continue reading
My 2023 prayer
“Ring Out, Wild bells” by Alfred, Lord Tennyson Ring out, wild bells, to the wild sky, The flying cloud, the frosty light: The year is dying in the night;Ring out, wild bells, … Continue reading
Moi. Tu. Nous. (Me, You, We)
A recently read column by Giles Coren, a London Times British writer, states he feels like he has been ‘othered’ and wants an apology. This writer received an email from … Continue reading
Many Faces of Love
Each year we purposely think about love by singling it out on Valentine’s Day since AD 270. Recently we have gone so far as to start a trend called Galentine … Continue reading
A Return to “In” Church Fellowship
Lately, it has been a burden on my heart about why the importance of church fellowship. During this past season of the pandemic, believers needed a reminder that we are … Continue reading
A Potluck
A large banquet-size table made out of stained maple, one of the strongest woods, with plates, glasses, and cutlery in place ready for a grand meal. The event is a … Continue reading
The two “R’s” of the Kingdom
During times of personal social isolation due to the pandemic 2020, I sometimes dive into social media and check up on old friends. To my chagrin, it puts me at risk … Continue reading
Blessed Are the Peacemakers
In memory of John Lewis, 1940-2020 RIP (that is “Rest In Peace” not rest in power some are ascribing to RIP because the latter is not what the resurrected life … Continue reading
“After Thoughts” of Today’s News Headlines
Another video post…as I am distressed, at a loss for words, and ashamed of what is happening in the world. I am blessed to call this man. the narrator and … Continue reading
The Great Realisation of the Pandemic
“Tell me the one about the virus again, then I’ll go to bed”. “But, my boy, you’re growing weary, sleepy thoughts about your head”. “That one’s my favourite. Please, … Continue reading
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