Featured Spotlights: Fall Time in the Northern Hemisphere

Islands & Lifelines
We should be lifelines, not islands living for ourselves

The Value of Life
Jesus values life and we should, too

Thankful…(God Is My God)
Autobiographical review of 2020, when COVID hit hard
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It Is Finished!
A darkness fell upon the land. It was noontime. Three hours later, a cry: “My God, my God, why have you abandoned me?” No one would rescue him, his mouth so parched he scarcely swallowed. “I’m thirsty,” he pleaded, so…
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Jesus
Jesus. A name that represents different things to different people. It’s spoken softly and also exclaimed. It’s used to call upon and it’s used to curse. What does the name Jesus mean to you? Come with me as we consider…
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Yielding to the Holy Spirit to Accomplish Great Things
(Gaining a Boldness Like Peter’s, Part 3 of 3)Why are we still here on earth? Wouldn’t it be nice to have a grand get-together in Heaven with our God? Yes, but wouldn’t it be better if it were grander, with more of our friends and family present, and…
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Recognizing the Greatness of the Resurrected Savior
(Gaining a Boldness Like Peter’s, Part 2 of 3)Sometimes I clam up when it comes to openly talking about Jesus and claiming Him as my Savior and Lord outside of Christian circles. I bet I’m not alone in this. Somehow the gospel of Jesus doesn’t always roll naturally…
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Nursing Hope that’s Hidden in Self-Preservation
(Gaining a Boldness Like Peter’s, Part 1 of 3)I’ve been a Christian for over 40 years. I’ve attended church very regularly for each of those years. I was much more than a Sunday Christian – very involved in ministry. But I was also a closet Christian. I didn’t…
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Trust Jesus. It’s Time.
(Post 5 of 5)When I was 8 years old, I knew enough to know that someday I would “get saved.” At the time, I didn’t know how to get saved, but I knew it involved Jesus and sacrifice. Sacrifice of time, at least.…
Steve
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Hi there! I’m Steve. I’m an unexpected writer and a slow reader. LOL
I write practical, Christian-living articles to encourage readers toward spiritual growth and service.
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