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We Are the Sheep of God’s Pasture
I don’t really like to think of myself as a sheep because they are somewhat stupid animals and I have prided myself on being a good student during my academic career. But the truth is that I can also be … Continue reading
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Tagged Christian, faith, God, grace, gratitude., hope, Jesus, love, peace, wholeness
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Why do you wear a cross, if you do?
We have passed through Easter and heard the good news: Christ is risen! He is risen indeed! Death has been defeated! The cross is empty which has gotten me thinking about crosses. My mother collected crosses and had several favorites … Continue reading
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Tagged Christian, cross, faith, God, grace, gratitude., love, redemption
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What Do You Say to an Atheist?
I read an article a few years ago that stated that perhaps atheism is the new normal for the future. It has been fashionable to ask atheists, “What god do you not believe in?” because you and I probably do … Continue reading
Pentecost Shows God’s Amazing Inclusivity
The Pentecost account in Acts chapter two shows how open and inclusive God is. So often, we want to define faith and community in a small way as our church or our denomination – or if we are being very … Continue reading
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Tagged Christian, faith, God, grace, hope, Inclusiveness, love, wholeness
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Come Celebrate with Us
With thanks to Walt Whitman We celebrate. With cake and ice cream, prayers and songs, poems and dances, With eulogies, stories, and photos, We celebrate our lives, our past, and our future. We celebrate. With hummingbirds sipping from the salvia, … Continue reading
Posted in Dreams, Faith, Gratitude, Happiness, Holidays, Hope, Living Fully, Wholeness
Tagged Celebration, Christian, Christian Life, community of faith, faith, happiness, holidays, hope, Jesus, love, peace, thanks, wholeness
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Whose Call Do You Answer?
Sunday was Mother’s Day. One of our members brought pink roses for everyone to honor our mothers. It was also Good Shepherd Sunday (John 10:1-10.) No one brought sheep but we talked about what it meant for us to listen … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Hope, Living Fully, Love, Wholeness
Tagged Alan Lewis, Call, faith, Good Shepherd, Good Shepherd Sunday, grace, hope, life, love, Mother’s Day, Motherhood of God, shepherd
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The Light Gets In
After months of knitting, I aimed my finished sweater at the trashcan beneath sink. My Grandmother Sonja’s hand on my arm stopped me. “Forget your perfect offering. There is a crack in everything. That’s how the light gets in.” (Leonard … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Forgiveness, Hope, Living Fully, Love, Peace, Wholeness
Tagged crochet, faith, family, forgiveness, grace, hope, kindness, knitting, love, mistakes, peace, redemption, wholeness
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Living Fully
Forgiveness and peace (shalom) are a huge part of the Christian life. Jesus calls us to forgive over and over again. Imagine that each of us is given a bag when we enter the world. For each thing that we … Continue reading
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Tagged forgiveness, hope, love, peace, prayer
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Making Holey Walls
A Very Holey Wall One day, I was looking at my dish drainboard and noticing the scales on it from the South Texas hard water. I pulled out the vinegar and poured it over the plastic drainboard, dissolving the build … Continue reading
Posted in Forgiveness, Hope, Love, Sin, Wholeness
Tagged forgiveness, hope, humor, Krista Tippet, love, mistakes, Nadia Bolz=Weber, peace, sin
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Memories: Remembering and Forgetting as Grace
I have been thinking about memories, both how we remember and forget. It seems there is grace in each, depending on what we remember and forget. I just finished reading a memoir, Safekeeping: Some True Stories from a Life by … Continue reading
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Tagged Abigail Thomas, forgetting, grace, happiness, hope, love, Pauline Frances Camp, peace, remembering, Seventh Day Adventist, St. Nicholas, The Boy Who Forgets, To the Best of Our Knowledge
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