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Monthly Archives: April 2021
Trail’s End
Trail’s End Hiking through woods, Golden autumn day. Shadows cool, Sun longing for summer Now past. Trail ends, Not what I expected, not Where I expected. Where did I miss a turn? Me longing for summer Now past. I am … Continue reading
Posted in Christian, Poetry
Tagged Christian poetry, Christianity, God makes a new way, God makes a way, God makes all things new, Trail's End
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Strength for Today — But What About Tomorrow?
Right at the beginning of the Bible, when God is running around making the earth and stuff, one of the first things He does is place the sun and moon in the sky, dividing the way we will experience life … Continue reading
Posted in Christian, Faith
Tagged Daily bread, Don't worry about tomorrow, God carries our daily burdens, Strength for today
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Light 100 More Candles
At church today (and at the other services over the weekend), we welcomed 100 more new followers of Christ into God’s family through water baptisms. For some reason (probably something to do with God), a couple years ago, whenever people … Continue reading
Posted in Christian, Faith
Tagged Baptism, Light in the darkness, Miracle Worker, Promise Keeper, Way Maker
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I Know That You Are Looking for Jesus
After the Sabbath, at dawn on the first day of the week, Mary Magdalene and the other Mary went to look at the tomb. There was a violent earthquake, for an angel of the Lord came down from heaven and, … Continue reading
Posted in Christian, Faith, Miracles
Tagged Easter, Happy Easter, He has risen, Light in the darkness, Resurrection
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Tetelestai – I’ve Done What I Came Here to Do
As recounted by the Apostle John, the last thing Jesus says on the cross before he dies is the Greek word tetelestai, which is commonly translated as, “It is finished” (John 19:30). What did he mean by this? That this … Continue reading
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