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  • FORGIVENESS AND REMEMBRANCE

    Forgiveness assumes one has sinned or wronged another. Without mercy, all of us would be doomed to have our lives defined by our worst decisions. Like Thomas in the New Testament, a disciple of Christ, who doubted after the Resurrection:  We hear him called doubting Thomas. When Lazarus had died and Jesus informed the disciples… Read more

  • The Color of Jesus—The Statue/Portrait Debates

    Many debates are going on in our American society today. Many of the disputes have merit and should be heard. Once violence is threatened or organized, the discussion ends, and fear shuts down others who would like to join the conversation.  One of the interesting debates currently is the representation of Jesus in North American/European… Read more

  • Waiting on God for New Life

      Patience has never been a strong suit of mine. It is with age that patience has come. I have learned that God’s timing is always right, and I am usually a bit ahead and often wrong. God is not truly my leader if I stay out front asking Him to bless what I am… Read more

  • Broad Brush Painting

      Leftists! Far-Right! Those Evangelicals! African Americans! Latinos! Whites! Asians! Christians! Muslims! Jews! Liberals! Conservatives! Republicans! Democrats! Independents! Catholics! Protestants! I am not a painter, at least not with a brush. I hate painting and my wife will tell you she does not want me to paint. Wallpapering together almost ended in WW III. But… Read more

  • Just ME and Jesus!!

    We need to meet one with another! Read more

  • BEING ALONE TOGETHER: Approaching Your 20th Anniversary of Marriage—Some Advice for The Next Decade

     BEING ALONE TOGETHER! By Dr. James D. Allen I have noticed that many of the couples I joined in holy matrimony are celebrating 13 years and even 42 years of marriage. In our area, 32 years and down. I have seen on Facebook several celebrating in the teens and twenties. Debbie and I will celebrate… Read more

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