A Time to Pause
It was definitely odd. A seeming relay of an encoded message, a trail of placed symbols to follow at the end suggesting an answer to a question not posed; clues Continue Reading →
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Time Tested Dear Reader, Since starting this blog I have managed regular posts. At the beginning and for a while I wrote, edited, and produced weekly. Then, other life necessities Continue Reading →
Holy Spirit: So We Can Do What Is Asked
The Holy Spirit: Fear in the Asking It is clear through the writings of the early Christian forefathers that the strange gifts of the Holy Spirit were normal and an Continue Reading →
The Holy Spirit: Strange Gifts of the Holy Spirit
Out of Our Depth Gifts I wasn’t comfortable then and no more so today these many years later (see: The Holy Spirit: Distinct, Alive and Uncomfortable). When Jesus said he Continue Reading →
The Holy Spirit: Distinct, Alive and Uncomfortable
The Holy Spirit: Distinct and Alive There was a distinct time mid-1980 where I was involved with the Catholic Charismatic movement (Catholic Charismatic Church). My home church (Anglican) with lights Continue Reading →
The Holy Spirit: Another Helper
Mysterious Helper What is this mysterious driver that moves these people, the weak and quiet Saints I sit with at church? (See: The Holy Spirit: Our Weakness) “And I will Continue Reading →
The Holy Spirit: Our Weakness
Congratulations! Faithlessness Wins! Detractors of a faith life often cite as a weakness the Faithful’s lack of self-reliance. The need to lean on a higher power due to inherent mental Continue Reading →
The Holy Spirit: A Good Place to Begin
The Holy Spirit: A Parking Space Today started like a lot of days, a carryover from the night before. Awake before the alarm with the clutch of my brain in Continue Reading →
Joy and Sorrow’s Constant Companion
The Holy Spirit Embodies Goodness Knows What The Holy Spirit in the Christian faith is sometimes difficult to wrap one’s head around. There are those with a firm view of Continue Reading →
The Ascension of Joy and Sorrow
The doctor look’s up from his computer monitor. My eyes lock on his face but nothing in his expression tells me whether the prognosis of my mother’s chest X-ray will Continue Reading →