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Category Archives: in the world
Eternal With-ness
By this, you know the Spirit of God: Every spirit which plainly says, “Jesus Anointed One has come in flesh,” is from God, and every spirit which does not plainly say, “Jesus,” is not from God. 1 John 4:2-3b [1] … Continue reading
Sidewalk Foraging and Finding Blessing
weekly trek finds fruit near summer’s end, fresh fallen awaits the seeker I have a routine: nearly every Saturday, I go to a local outdoor mall, have breakfast, work on my dissertation, and go grocery shopping. In late summer and … Continue reading
The Freedom of Control
like a mother’s eyes studied rationale glances fear knows its safety Nearly every morning on the bus, there is a young mom with her three daughters. Most of the time the daughters sit in their seats, giggle, … Continue reading
What is faith?
This past week, I’ve been involved in a FB discussion on faith and children and I’ve been stirred to write toward a definition. This post begins that process with a collection of old posts from my other blog. I’ll probably … Continue reading
Life Insists Upon Itself
I walk a lot. These things happen when you are a transit commuter. Heightened Sensitivity The past week or so, my sensitivity heightened by flowers emerging from sand bags, I have been noticing sundry plants growing in and through pavement. … Continue reading