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Monthly Archives: April 2023
I Heard the Voice of God, and He Sounded Like My Wife
I don’t know about you, but I often struggle to hear God’s voice with everything else rattling around in my brain. At least, that’s the way it seems. But maybe it’s because God answers me in ways I don’t expect, … Continue reading
The Incredible Lightness of Restoration
Last week, I wrote about how Jesus restores us when (not if) we screw up. Peter was the biblical example I used, referring to Jesus’ beautiful restoration of one of His best friends, since He knew Peter would have been … Continue reading
There is Restoration in Returning to Jesus
God blessed me with a rich season of Lent, and a Holy Week during which I felt His presence. I hope the same was true for you. Unfortunately, though, it didn’t take me long to duck away from His presence … Continue reading
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Love Wins
Even though the game is still going on, we know the final score: Jesus: 1Satan: 0 Looking around the world today, it may not seem like it. Evil is rampant everywhere. Darkness pervades our culture. Some churches are closing their … Continue reading
The World Wanted a Superhero. What We Got was a Savior
So, this is Good Friday. The day God shows us the extent to which He will go to save us from ourselves. This is the God who bled and died for me and for you, to pay the price for … Continue reading
Going Anyway
Today is Palm Sunday, the day Jesus rode into Jerusalem with adoring citizens celebrating His arrival with joyous shouts of “Hosanna” and “Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord!” They waved palm branches and laid their … Continue reading
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