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Solitary Places

“Into the solitary place we must walk with Jesus to learn the art of intimacy with God…… But in the biblical narrative, the words desert and wilderness are reflecting into Israel’s forty-year journey in the wilderness, wandering in covenant struggle...

Covid-19: Truths, At Last

When Bill and I got Covid-19, 2 things were very clear. He was having a lot more respiratory problems with it than I was and it made my blood pressure drop so much I had to go off my anti-hypertensive meds for over a week. So, several months later when I watched one...

Worry Sin?

Philippians 4:7 (The Message): “It’s wonderful what happens when Christ displaces worry at the center of your life!” One of the ways that you know Jesus is at the center of your life is you worry less. Worry is a sign that something has replaced him...

Broken Cisterns or Gauges for Living Water?

An observer of the Asbury Outpouring asked of another who wrote about it like a farmer measuring rainfall, “How do we discern true out pourings. Is it only subjective/emotional? Many are commenting that the reality of it will not be evident for some time to...

FAE and The Need For Mercy

Sarah Westfall writes beautifully about a human failing called “Fundamental Attribution Error.” Most of us get caught up in a FAE at one time or another. It may be in an incidental momentary yank of the steering wheel as one overcompensates for a momentary...

Temptation, Sin, and Commiseration

One teaching in the Word I’ve used for years is focused on rebellion and recovery and the causes and cure. We use a “15-minute Bible study” on the topic that was first published in In Touch magazine by Dr. Charles Stanley. The causes of rebellion he...

Choral Praise

After listening to the beautiful choral arrangement of “I Am No Longer My Own”, I have spent some time today listening to “At His Name”- a choir musical. I miss choir music in church. For those of us raised singing in choirs, doing so is truly...