Sonshine for your soul
Posted in Jesus Christ on Jan 17th, 2014
I saw the stark contrast between spiritual darkness and spiritual light this morning.
It’s so sad to think that some people can be so filled with envy and fear that they’ll embrace evil thinking and intent bent on destroying innocence.
Yet, it makes me so glad to know that people can choose a better way that embraces […]
Posted in Uncategorized on Jan 13th, 2014
Some things about our Christian faith are really fulfilling and even thrilling.
These are what I call the “magnets of faith.”
But there are a few other things, however, that are far from being magnets.
They’re actually more like fender-bending guardrails.
They’re designed to keep us from driving off the cliff spiritually.
They’re not endearing.
But they are essential.
A segment in […]
Posted in trust on Sep 11th, 2013
Here’s what I posted on Facebook earlier this morning:
I will………………….never forget.
Innocence attacked by evil.
But the effort to weaken did the reverse.
May this be true for our nation.
And may this be true for us as individuals.
There are a variety of things that are counter-intuitive when it comes to Christianity.
The power of weakness is on that list.
Evil, […]
Posted in integrity on Sep 6th, 2013
Sometimes, it’s not enough for us to be satisfied with our integrity.
We need to do what we can to demonstrate that integrity to others.
For there are plenty of people whose personal standards are acceptable to them yet those same standards miss the mark of acceptability in the eyes of others.
Particularly God.
You might work with people […]
Posted in God's grace on Jul 25th, 2013
We grew up playing hide’n’seek.
We loved the mystery of wondering where others were hiding from us and the excitement of discovering them and particularly the joy of tagging them before they reached “base.”
It was a lot of fun…. even when we were the ones tagged and had to start helping to look for others hidden […]
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Martin Drummond