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I Will Sing for You
This week’s featured book: Spirit Boosters for the Journey of Aging by Missy Buchanan Today’s Reflection An older woman sits in church just a few days after her husband’s death. When the congregation begins to sing a favorite hymn, she starts to cry. A friend hugs her and whispers in her ear, “It’s OK. I […]
More Than a Renewal
This week’s featured book: The Upper Room Disciplines 2021 by The Upper Room Today’s Reflection The transformation of the human heart is not an end in itself. Indeed, the complete salvation that is found in Jesus Christ involves much more than a renewal of the human intent, attitude, and disposition. As John Wesley hinted, holiness […]
Stripped of Human Limitations
This week’s featured book: The Upper Room Disciplines 2021 by The Upper Room Today’s Reflection Further revelation of God usually results in God being stripped of our human-imposed limitations. It also leads to God’s creation finding new life and availing itself to the renewed call to be in partnership with God, transforming the world and […]
Response to Deliverance
This week’s featured book: The Upper Room Disciplines 2021 by The Upper Room Today’s Reflection Bartimaeus responds to his deliverance from blindness. He “followed Jesus along the road,” and what a road this was! Indeed, five chapters later Mark tells us that Jesus was judged and, though found innocent, was handed over to those who […]
A Heart Set Free
This week’s featured book: The Upper Room Disciplines 2021 by The Upper Room Today’s Reflection We see Jesus performing a small act with huge consequences as he and his disciples move through Jericho. By now Jesus’ reputation has grown, and he is highly sought-after. In this scene (see Mark 10), he is surrounded by a […]

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The Testing
The first time I took my sons to hike a Colorado Fourteener—a mountain with an elevation of a least 14,000 feet—they were nervous. Could they make it? Were they up to the challenge? My youngest stopped on the trail for extended breaks. “Dad, I can’t go any more,” he said repeatedly. But I believed this […]
Talk, Trust, Feel
“Don’t talk, don’t trust, don’t feel was the law we lived by,” says Frederick Buechner in his powerful memoir Telling Secrets, “and woe to the one who broke it.” Buechner is describing his experience of what he calls the “unwritten law of families who for one reason or another have gone out of whack.” In […]
Wise Christians
The coronavirus pandemic canceled schools around the world. In China, teachers responded with DingTalk, a digital app that enabled class to be held online. Then their students figured out that if DingTalk’s rating fell too low, it might be removed from the App Store. Overnight thousands of one-star reviews dropped DingTalk’s score. Jesus wouldn’t be […]
Live to Serve
After ten-year-old Chelsea received an elaborate art set, she discovered that God used art to help her feel better when she was sad. When she found out that some kids didn’t have art supplies readily available, she wanted to help them. So when it was time for her birthday party, she asked her friends not […]
Studying the Scriptures
J. I. Packer (1926–2020), in his classic work Knowing God, spoke of four well-known believers in Christ whom he called “beavers for the Bible.” Not all were trained scholars, but each one exercised great care to know God by gnawing into the Scripture, like a beaver digs in and gnaws away at a tree. Packer […]

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