Monthly Archives: August 2012

On Word, Law and Life


I felt a bit bland presenting these new stanzas in March. But I am more inspired by them, as I re-read them today. N. Never to Forget Never-ending words have been written in heaven and deep in the foundation of … Continue reading

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Grace


Many Americans have been greatly moved by Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s comments on Cheap and Costly Grace.  When we think about it though, we are often intimidated by the concept of costly grace.  We are challenged far beyond our comfort.  Today  I … Continue reading

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Prayerful


I wrote this poem Sunday night.  Prayerful In the morning sunshine, with waves advancing Near my feet, near my soul, Soothing voice deep within my spirit, I listen. Listening to that still, powerful voice, Each word touches me Now, as … Continue reading

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Book Referrals from Teddy Ray


A Crash Course in Theology ! I appreciate these recommendations on Wesleyan theology from Teddy Ray today.   You can click on the link above to see Pastor Ray’s blog. I loved some of these books, and plan to search … Continue reading

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The Vine


I’m re-posting this blog from February because I like it. lol! I wrote this short poem on February 24 after prayer. I was deep in prayer that day, and came away thinking about fruits of the spirit. What hit me … Continue reading

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World Homeless Day Connecting


http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=n9I5Y7hKZZA

The purpose of World Homeless Day (on 10/10 each year) is to draw attention to homeless persons’ needs locally and provide opportunities for the community to get involved in responding to homelessness. It is a vehicle for connecting resources and communities. Over 100 million families may be homeless world-wide today.

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