Posted in Jesus Christ on Nov 5th, 2012
I’m very glad that my inheritance in heaven is not based on my inherited weaknesses toward sin.
I’ve been a Christian a long time and still stumble now and then, something that should never happen yet sometimes does.
You know what I’m talking about since the same happens to you.
Even though we all, like sheep, have gone […]
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Posted in Jesus Christ on May 22nd, 2012
As small children, we knew the safety and calm of being by our parent’s side.
If we were with them, we knew that we’d be OK.
And whenever we thought wandering off was a good idea, it usually ended up costing us in some way.
I certainly recall the fear of being lost for hours a couple […]
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Posted in Jesus Christ on Nov 30th, 2011
I’ve missed you.
During the past week of activity on and near the Oregon coastline, I didn’t have opportunity to prepare the weekday Morning Devotions and the absence of expression left a distinct void within me.
I’m glad to be back in the saddle.
Because our return flight bordered on red-eye status — we hit the bed at […]
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Posted in Jesus Christ on Mar 25th, 2011
It is amazing to consider how many of Jesus’ teachings are integrated into society’s everyday life, even among those who don’t acknowledge Christ as Lord and Savior.
Today’s reading from the One-Year Bible reminds me of just how wise Jesus was and of how much wiser I can become if I’ll remember to follow His teachings.
In […]
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Posted in Jesus Christ on Nov 22nd, 2010
There was an interesting and somewhat frequent social phenomenon in the 19th Century regarding life in the Old West.
Many men wanted to be married and start raising families in order to establish a legacy on land they had settled in territories from from Canada to Mexico, yet there were very few unmarried women to be […]
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