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Life’s Challenges

I can do it by myself!

When I was six years old, I was cast as the star of my kindergarten class play, The Little Red Hen. I wore a…

Life’s Challenges

Burning comes before light

Before there’s light, something has to burn. Have you noticed that? For a candle to give light, the wick has to burn and wax…

Prayer

Connecting with God’s roles

Do you have different friends who excel at different tasks? Perhaps you have a friend who’s good at listening. Maybe another is better at…

Bible 101

You might be plagued

I’ve been hearing the story of the ten plagues in Egypt since I was little. Maybe you’ve seen it portrayed in the classic (but…

Prayer

You call that prayer?

We worry out loud and call it prayer. We get bossy with God and call it prayer. We complain about our circumstances and call…

Living My Faith

The cure

Chicken soup is the only cure for the common cold. You should rub honey on a beesting. My grandma said the best way to…

Life’s Challenges

The deceitfulness of wealth

Jesus chose an interesting word to describe wealth: deceitful. (See Matthew 13:22.) If something is deceitful, it promises one thing while delivering something else….

Bible 101

Never alone

Feeling alone is scary. When the Old Testament prophet Elisha and his servant were surrounded by an enemy army, the servant cried out, “Oh…

Life’s Challenges

Filled with peace and joy

What’s crushing down on you?  Years ago, a nuclear-powered submarine, USS Thresher, disappeared in the ocean depths. A small valve had frozen up from…

Life’s Challenges

Lose the messiah complex

You will never be able to set wise boundaries with technology until you reject your messiah complex. Ever heard that term? A messiah complex…

Bible 101

Thank God for technology

Have you ever pictured the reformer Martin Luther as the Elon Musk of ancient Germany, a man on the leading edge of technology? Around…

Life’s Challenges

Your walking stick

Do you ever use a walking stick? I never did. My own two feet are good enough, right? Until I hiked in the Narrows….