Monthly Archives: March 2018

A much beloved verse,  Psalm 103:1 is a deep yearning of gratitude and praise that goes beyond the ordinary. It is not enough to bless the Lord with the mouth, hands, feet or any part of the mortal flesh. That is a good mode of thanks, but this God who proves to me everyday thatContinueContinue reading “Lent Day 20: Blessing the Lord with All That Is In Us”

As I continue to build my relationship with the Holy Spirit, I continue to marvel at how it has opened my eyes and broadened my understanding in ways previously unimaginable. Perhaps one enduring outcome of this ongoing relationship is the practical understanding and subsequent appreciation of the differences we have as individuals and communities. Prior toContinueContinue reading “Lent Day 19: The Spirit’s Gift of Tolerance.”

“I love you” – In any relationship, these three words are commonly thrown around but merely expressing them does not convince any of the partners. Often, one or both partners seeks some ongoing proof, some sign that the other person really loves them. They are likely to set an evidence of love bar to be met ContinueContinue reading “Lent Day 18: Prove your Love!”

Clive Staples Lewis…..Over the course of this Lenten series, please allow me to periodically  share with you why this 20th century  intellectual giant is my all-time favorite Christian Author. A one- time Atheist, he came to experience the magnificence and love of God and could not stop writing about his faith until he died. OnContinueContinue reading “Lent Day 16: From C.S. Lewis (2) A Realistic View of Marriage”

(B.C. – Before Christ; A.D. – Anno Domini or In the year of the Lord, i.e. after the birth of Christ) We know that in any organization or society, power and authority comes with responsibility; the greater the authority, the greater the responsibility. We Followers of Christ have received access to the tremendous power thatContinueContinue reading “Lent Day 15: Scripture Prayers; A Caveat – B.C. and A.D.”

It is written – This was how Jesus confounded and kneecapped Satan in the wilderness when the wily one showed up to tempt Him, as read in the Gospel. He used scripture verses to win the temptation battle. Every act of Jesus while He was a human being is meant to be an example forContinueContinue reading “Lent Day 14: It is Written….The Case for Daily Scripture Prayer”