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Month: November 2015

November 16, 2015

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Power of Christ
This week’s featured book: In the Sanctuary of Women by Jan L. Richardson Today’s Reflection The stories of the saints are replete with displays of influence over the elements, animals, and other people; they could also alter the course of illness, injury, and even death. Most important, the miraculous signs and wonders that weave through […]
Trace the Lines
This week’s featured book: In the Sanctuary of Women by Jan L. Richardson Today’s Reflection Eve challenges us to look at where we have come from and to look again. She beckons us to consider how we tell our stories, how we participate in the making of them and the telling of them. Her story […]
Trust
This week’s featured book: Texting Through Cancer by Jan Woodard Today’s Reflection I glimpse life’s wonder when I set aside distractions, seeking what’s beneath the brittle surface of my days. Cancer frees me to let others run the world while I consider patterns of faithfulness in small things: birds, herbs, ferns. They teach me to […]
The Sure Hand
This week’s featured book: Texting Through Cancer by Jan Woodard Today’s Reflection I’ve been brought down by the gravity of breast cancer cells invading my body, like unruly horsemen prancing into a sanctuary. I’ve stooped low before God and circumstances as I await health’s return. After struggling through difficult emotions with each new challenge, I […]
Stars
This week’s featured book: Texting Through Cancer by Jan Woodard Today’s Reflection Chemotherapy is over for me, at least for now. Hope is like a small shaft of light on the darkest night of the year. I begin thirty-six radiation sessions in the new year. In a remarkable pair of verses, Psalm 147:3-4 (NIV), God […]

Daily Bread

God Carries Us
In 2019, Hurricane Dorian was overwhelming the islands of the Bahamas with intense rain, wind, and flooding—the worst natural disaster in the country’s history. Sheltering at home with his adult son who has cerebral palsy, Brent knew they needed to leave. Even though Brent is blind, he had to save his son. Tenderly, he placed […]
The Greatest Symphony
When BBC Music Magazine asked one hundred fifty-one of the world’s leading conductors to list twenty of what they believed to be the greatest symphonies ever written, Beethoven’s Third, Eroica, came out on top. The work, whose title means “heroic,” was written during the turmoil of the French revolution. But it also came out of […]
Seeking God’s Help
For five years in the late 1800s, grasshoppers descended on Minnesota, destroying the crops. Farmers tried trapping the grasshoppers in tar and burning their fields to kill the eggs. Feeling desperate, and on the brink of starvation, many people sought a statewide day of prayer, yearning to seek God’s help together. The governor relented, setting […]
Authentic Christianity
I applied for a position in a Christian organization years ago and was presented with a list of legalistic rules having to do with the use of alcohol, tobacco, and certain forms of entertainment. “We expect Christian behavior from our employees” was the explanation. I could agree with this list because I, for reasons mostly […]
God’s Power on Display
It was a lightning storm, and my six-year-old daughter and I laid down on the floor to watch the dazzling display through the glass door. She kept repeating, “Wow! God is so big.” I felt the same way. It was obvious to both of us how small we were, and how powerful God must be. Lines […]

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