What don’t you see?
Our sight is something we take for granted. Most of us can’t even imagine what it would be like to be blind,
Nondum by Gerard Manley Hopkins
Below is the poem that I quoted from in Sunday's sermon. It is by Gerard Manley Hopkins (1844-1889).Nondum*God, though to Thee our
Prayer and Faith
Continuing with comments on Jacques Philippe's book on prayer: Time for God...As we saw in the last post, Philippe suggests that advancement
The Gift of Prayer
I am slowly reading through Jacques Philippe's small book on prayer: Time for God.* What I have read so far has been
Eternal Exchange Rate
This is the wonderful exchange which, out of his measureless benevolence, he has made with us; that, becoming Son of man with
How’s Your Home Life?
Every once in a while I see a bank or business that attempts to entice customers by declaring: “We’ll treat you like
Forgiveness and Restoration
Do forgiveness and reconciliation mean that a relationship must return to its previous level of intimacy? This question probably betrays more of
Learning the Love of Christ
Paul's second mind-blowing prayer request for the Ephesians in 3:14-21 is that they would come to know the full extent of the
That ‘voice’ in my head
In his small but powerful book Your God is Too Small, J. B. Phillips addresses an all too common phenomenon--the confusing of our
Growth by God
"What makes the Christian a strong and genuine human is according to Eph. 3:16-19 not a noble capability implanted in him (or
