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Running

Sometimes I wonder what it would be like to run again. I watch children running at play and I am a little envious. I think, “How delightful! I wish I could do that.” But I’m trying to accept the limits…

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Transformation

My grandson used to play with toys called Transformers. So named because with a few twists, they could be transformed from one form to another. Electrical transformers convert electricity from one type to another. A high voltage current is transformed…

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Patience

Who doesn’t want more patience? It’s a desirable, godly, practical quality. But who wants more trials? If that is how patience is achieved - by enduring difficulties - then I think I’d rather skip that part. Paul said: “we glory…

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Far and Wide

We have four children who live in four different states: Florida, South Carolina, Iowa, and Kansas. Our adopted son is originally from Costa Rica. At one time, our other son and wife lived in Malaysia. One of our daughters lived…

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Once Upon a Time

Most fairy tales begin with “once upon a time.” But real life is that way too. A moment occurs only once in a lifetime. Some people think that the Bible is full of fables. But I choose to believe that…

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God with Limits?

God is eternal. He existed before time began. God is all-powerful. He can do anything He desires. God is omniscient. He knows everything. So how can He be limited? It’s kind of far-fetched. But Jesus, God’s Son, “stripped himself of…

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Christmas Angels

I’ve never seen an angel. Have you? Neither had Mary … or Joseph . .. or the shepherds … until, all of a sudden … they were confronted with these amazing  heavenly beings. They are an important part of the…

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The Table

Most of our Thanksgiving tables were a little different this year. Smaller table. Fewer chairs. Loved ones missing. Maybe even a change of menu from the traditional turkey on a platter. Our son and family did something unique and interesting.…

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My Heart

“I love you with all of my heart,” we might say to someone. But what does a muscular, blood-pumping mechanism have to do with love? It’s not a literal term, but a symbolic one. “My heart” represents my life, my…

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Sea Change

The world is constantly changing. So are we. There have been times in history when substantial changes in thought and methods have transformed the world. Such a significant shift has been dubbed a “sea change.”    For example, people used…

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