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Living My Faith

A meaningful beginning

“Send out your light and your truth; let them lead me; let them bring me to your holy hill and to your dwelling!” (Psalm…

Life’s Challenges

I want it all

“Whoever loves money never has enough; whoever loves wealth is never satisfied with their income” (Ecclesiastes 5:10). The verse quoted above makes a direct…

Living My Faith

Adjust your speed

“Therefore, as God’s chosen people, holy and dearly loved, clothe yourselves with . . . patience” (Colossians 3:12). I’m a regular consumer of audio…

Living My Faith

A Lenten reflection

During high school, I loved the church season of Lent (the time leading up to Easter). As a way to remember Jesus’ sacrifice for…

Living My Faith

Tetelestai

Does Jesus need your help? On the cross he was beaten and bloody. A victim of injustice. Did he need your help on that…

Living My Faith

I am Barabbas

It was the week of Jesus’ death. During a sham of a trial, he stood before Pontius Pilate accused of crimes he didn’t commit,…

Life’s Challenges

The only enduring thing

I bet what breaks your heart, maybe more than anything, is when something doesn’t endure forever. Like when you finally have a little money…

Living My Faith

I serve

If your life had a motto, what would it be? Here’s a better question. Would the motto you give your own life match the…

Who is God?

Can I have your attention?

Before smartphones and Facebook, humans could focus on something for at least 15 seconds before our minds began to wander.  Today, researchers say that…

Life’s Challenges

Do you believe in arranged marriage?

Some cultures today practice the custom of arranged marriages. It’s much different than our modern American culture. Either is acceptable to God. But know…

Who is God?

Unbreakable

In the humid climate of the Caribbean, closed-toe shoes were something I only wore under duress, like when I had to renew my visa…

Life’s Challenges

Search me, God

Someone hurts you, and you’re embarrassed, wounded, and betrayed. You tell yourself and others that you’ve forgiven them, but you nurture your grievance deep…