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Posted in January 2013 …
Let it Go (by Pat Cegan)
I Don’t Know, I Say That a Lot (by Denise Kendall Totten)
How Can You Be a Christian When Those Are the Mean Guys Who Did the Crusades, Witch Hunts, Inquisitions and Abortion Clinic Bombings? (Part 1) – (by Anthony Ferriell)
Owl Wisdom #16 (by Pat Cegan)
Confusion (by D.A. Cobb)
Today I saw another clever and innovative billboard. It was posted by the all familiar local restaurant and read, “4 meals for under $4.” Now does that mean you can get all four meals for less than four dollars or each of the four meals cost less than four bucks? Of course we all know … Continue reading
Balance (by Ricky Maye)
Boxcar (by D.A. Cobb)
At the beginning of my career as a stockbroker I was assigned to an office known for its considerable walk-in business. It was located on the ground floor with a large electronic ticker tape stretching the length of the lobby. The screen, with its ever changing prices, was visible not only to us on the … Continue reading
Free (by Ricky Maye)
When Your Past Sins Catch Up With You (Part 2) – (by Anthony Ferriell)
What is Love? (by Pat Cegan)
ATM (by D.A. Cobb)
One morning I found myself in desperate need of cash. Two of my grandchildren were having their first piano recital that afternoon and I was broke. I needed to have pocket money so I decided to drive to my bank and use the ATM. This particular bank has its machine located in a far corner … Continue reading
Why the Church Should Have the Greatest Expression of Healing in Our Broken Society (Part 2) – by Anthony Ferriell
The Great Emptiness (by Pat Cegan w/ music by Sara Potenza Nicholls)
It’s Never Too Late (by Angie Ward)
Not What I Expected (by Kristen Mellott Parker)
A River Runs Through It (by Denise Kendall Totten)
Why The Church Should Have the Greatest Expression of Healing in Our Broken Society – Part 1 (by Anthony Ferriell)
Ambulance (by D.A. Cobb)
Today I saw an ambulance, lights flashing and sirens wailing pull into our local gas station. It was there to help another rescue squad remove a man slumped over the wheel of his car parked by one of the pumps. The paramedics were working feverishly and I found myself saying a silent prayer for both … Continue reading
It’s Time for the Hobbits to Leave the Shire (by Len Winneroski)
After this the Lord appointed seventy-two others and sent them two by two ahead of him to every town and place where he was about to go. He told them, “The harvest is plentiful, but the workers are few. Ask the Lord of the harvest, therefore, to send out workers into his harvest field. Go! … Continue reading
When Life Gives You Buddha’s Hand (by Kristen Mellott Parker)
Summers Past (by D.A. Cobb)
As a young boy I spent many summers visiting a farm in the Pocono Mountains of northeast Pennsylvania. Each year as the time approached for this annual pilgrimage my excitement level would rise to unbearable levels like a kid waiting for the Good Humor man. The farm was located near the small and picturesque village … Continue reading
Greenhouses and Fields (by Len Winneroski)
I tell you the truth, unless a kernel of wheat falls to the ground and dies, it remains only a single seed. But if it dies, it produces many seeds. The man who loves his life will lose it, while the man who hates his life in this world will keep it for eternal life. … Continue reading
Rise of the Dark Night: What Everyone Should Know About the Hardest Time of Life (Part 1) – (by Anthony Ferriell)
The Bird, My Teacher (by Pat Cegan)
The Bird, My Teacher.
A New Day (by Debrah S. Bernier)
Just as the sunshine Sends its rays through the trees- So Your light shines, Through us, on our knees. Your love glows brightly On each believers face, While the rain of Your mercy Floods our souls with Your grace. For each and every new day Brings a promise of its own. For in this lifes … Continue reading
Beauty Manifesting (by Pat Cegan)
Beauty Manifesting.
Manna and Coffee 