This morning, as I ponder the state of the world and the activity of humans (Christians and non-Christians), my mind returned to Genesis 1 and the account of creation – particularly the part where it says the LORD surveyed the work of His hands after each phase of creation and ‘saw that it was good.’… Read More First, Do No Harm!
Through Peter’s life, I’ve learned that while flawed people might love Christ deeply, that love doesn’t necessarily eliminate our flaws. Rather, Christ embraces us, affirms and accepts our love for him and commissions us despite our flaws.… Read More Even The Flawed Walk On Water
I’m sure many of us are familiar with the statement “But he’s/she’s a good person.” The more I hear this comment, the more I realize that ‘good’ has different meanings and connotations for different people. For example, in patriarchal structures, ‘good’ characterizes anyone (women and children) who doesn’t object to the status quo. A person… Read More When ‘Good’ Is Not Enough
You are called to be productive, regardless of the amount of productivity. God nurtures and boosts our creativity, so that we operate at the level He intends for each of us (John 15:1-2) . What we cannot afford to do is have ‘no’ fruit whatsoever (John 15:2a). Creativity stimulants: it doesn’t have to be perfect,… Read More The Great Creativity Killer: Comparison
I just got back from church and I’m unable to settle enough to write something other than to just say, God’s Kingdom love did break through my ‘trial by fire’ experience as a woman of color in ministry in Western Pa. After eight long and painful years, plus one experience of betrayal and abandonment by… Read More Thy Kingdom Come! (Love Wins!)
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