Tag Archives: christianity
Where is Hope?
“And not only that, but we also glory in tribulations, knowing that tribulation produces perseverance; and perseverance, character; and character, hope. Now hope does not disappoint, because the love of God has been poured out in our hearts by the … Continue reading
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Tagged bible, Cancer, christianity, death, faith, god, hope, hospice, jesus, tribulation
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Consolation Prize or Deepest Desire?
We’re born alone. We die alone. And in between, we spend our lives looking for something: connection. That’s all we want. Every once in a while, we might find it in a true friend. Many friendships will come only to … Continue reading
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Tagged belief, bible, Cancer, christianity, creation, culture, faith, family, god, grace, heaven, jesus, love, philosophy, religion, salvation, suffering
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The Stone Almost Forgot
Our first Kentucky ‘home’ was located on the Oldham-Henry county line. The people were incredible and the soil is tillable farm land and not overly rocky. When I unearthed this little beast in 2000, I thought it had the makings … Continue reading
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Tagged belief, bible, blessings, Cancer, christianity, community, creation, faith, farming, god, heaven, joy, landscaping, remembering, suffering, truth
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You Already Know (how you will bless us)
Just a few hours after the confirmation of Michelle’s cancer diagnosis last year, this song popped up on my Apple Music feed. This was the first of an avalanche of blessings we are experiencing and a lesser miracle. I don’t … Continue reading
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Tagged bible, blessed, Cancer, christianity, faith, god, grace, jesus, suffering
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How are you? (Part 1)
Trust in the Lord and do good. Dwell in the land and cultivate faithfulness. Delight yourself in the Lord; And He will give you the desires of your heart. (Psalm 37:3-4, NASB) I inwardly cringe whenever I’m asked, ‘How are … Continue reading
Trust
Which path to take? Always a conundrum, often a dilemma. For the Christian, walking is the embryonic act of faith. Jesus told those who would be his disciples to follow him. This was not theoretical statement, but rather a practical … Continue reading
