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Category Archives: God
The “I Am Not” Prayer
This is my prayer for today, Lord. I confess that I am not You. I am not the judge of anyone or anything. I am not in charge. I am not responsible. The burden of decision does not rest upon … Continue reading
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A Higher Compass
A book I read recently explained that in the early days of Trans-Atlantic sailing, ships crossing the ocean would use two separate compasses. One of them was fixed to the deck where the helmsman could see it and try to … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Culture, Devotional, Discipleship, Faith, God, Kingdom Values, Scripture
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Praying Your Way Into Glory
I was recently reading Luke’s account of the transfiguration of Jesus. And this line really stood out to me: And as he was praying, the appearance of his face was altered, and his clothing became dazzling white. Luke 9:29 I’d … Continue reading
Becoming A Spiritually Realized Person
For several months, I have been reading a daily devotional book entitled Becoming Fire: Through the Year with the Desert Fathers and Mothers by Tim Vivian. Each day highlights two or three excerpts from the desert Christians: a teaching, a … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Church, Culture, Desert Fathers, Devotional, Discipleship, Faith, God, Gospel, Jesus, Kingdom Values, Philosophy, Quotes, Spiritual Disciplines, Theology
Tagged bible, christianity, Discipleship, Faith, Jesus
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Best Books of 2025
Each year I set a goal of reading 52 books — one per week. I think it’s a pretty ambitious goal and most years I fall short. But by the time I finish up my current read, I’ll be at … Continue reading
Silent Night: Christmas 2025
This holiday season, I have been thinking a lot about the lyrics of some of the songs we hear and sing around this time of year. I’ve thought about that line from Joy to the World, what it really means … Continue reading
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Herald: Good News of Great Joy
When I was a child, we would drive past Cumberland Presbyterian Church every Sunday and every Wednesday on our way to our church. And every year, right after Thanksgiving, Cumberland Presbyterian would have an elaborate nativity display set out on … Continue reading
Herald: God With Us
The song O Come, O Come, Emmanuel originated as a series of monastic chants over 1,200 years ago. These chants were later combined into a single hymn in the 12th century which was translated into English in the 1850s. The … Continue reading
Herald: Unexpected Favor
Over the course of his long career, Johnny Cash performed more than thirty different “prison concerts” for inmates both in this country and around the world. He played these shows as a way of advocating for prison reform but also … Continue reading
Herald: While We Wait
We are told that good things come to those who wait. We’re told that patience is a virtue. But I have to wonder if we really believe that. Last year, Walt Disney World unveiled a new feature allowing visitors to … Continue reading