Month December 2019

One of the more common known portions of scripture in the Bible is in reference to 1Cor 13:4-8 where Paul portrays love’s tangible characteristics. It’s a verse that has been read at many weddings (including mine), which sets the tone… Continue Reading →

Forgiveness is a two-sided coin we have all experienced. Whether the perceived wrong was purposeful, accidental, coincidental, or hypothetical, we can all claim the role of both victim and aggressor. I have no doubt that it wouldn’t take but nanoseconds… Continue Reading →

In a culture of hectic schedules, deadlines, requirements, and relationship complexities, we are expected to succumb to a harsh climate of give and take. As a competitive species, we must not only survive on a basic level, we must also… Continue Reading →

Unlike the prophet, judge, king-led faith assembly of the Old Testament, the Holy Spirit engages humanity in a manner that guides, inspires, provokes, encourages, discerns, and cautions the will of each of us on a personal and intimate level. Spiritual… Continue Reading →