Observations of Life
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One seldom gets in hot water for what is said. The problem is usually how it is said.
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Funny Day – most of it at St Arbucks (Thanks for the nomenclature, Dave.) It started with my speech to Toastmaster's about inviting people to Toastmasters – got to do that within the hour. I met a very inspiring young woman and tried to inspire her a little more. Also at Starbucks – saw one…
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In other words, the gospel addresses every dimension of life, beginning with and centering on the spiritual. Redemptive reconciliation starts at the core and radiates into every area where people live as individuals and in community.
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God has been speaking to my heart this week deeply, profoundly, and lovingly through my own devotional times and through the ministry of Dr. Richard Blackaby. The same messages can be heard at the Canadian Southern Baptist Seminary website under Chapel. As we were preparing for worhip today, I was remembering one of our saints…
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Empires come and empires go. We may not feel invincible ourselves, but we may believe that others are and dream of building a dynasty that nothing could collapse. Nothing and no one is invulnerable, but that is not to suggest that nothing is solid. (Matthew 24:35) Heaven and earth shall pass away, but my words…
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We have a strange paradox. My mother-in-law's apartment adjoins our house. As a result, we witness all of her patio activity which include the feeding of her wild cats who are letting us get a few inches closer each month and a couple of bue jays who have no fear of humanity or felinity. I…