Photo by Birmingham Museums Trust on Unsplash Weeping for ourselves is honesty. Weeping for others is empathy. Sometimes we are embarrassed by our own weeping. We are uncomfortable with the weeping of others. It is so real, so vulnerable,… Continue reading

On October 31, 1837, approximately 311 Muscogee die in the steamboat Monmouth disaster on the Trail of Tears in the United States. All of these people were being forcibly removed from their ancestral homeland in the southern United States to… Continue reading

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Some Thoughts on Time Between WoesRevelation 11:14-19 “The second woe has passed. The third woe is coming very soon. “ We are always between woes. Some may be judgments; some may be attention-getters; some may be growth opportunities; some may be the… Continue reading