Jeremiah 33:3, “Call to me and I will answer you and tell you great and unsearchable things you do not know.” When I started this post several days ago, it was raining outside. We are in the month of December. Traditionally it’s supposed to snow. Especially in Indiana and during the wintery month of December. […]
Friday, July 24, 2009. That was the day I was told it happened. My 180 degrees. True I had repented from my sin and turned many months ago, but that was the day the Heavenly Father had me realize that the 180 degrees was complete. The 180 degrees turned from a life of homosexuality and
July is almost over and soon August will usher in the end of Summer and pumpkin spice season will overtake us like a rushing tidal wave. During this time summer perennials will pass as those hardy annuals give what they can for their last hurrah. Here in Indiana, we are experiencing an unusually wet July.
Act 1 Scene 1 Roman Empire, First century. City of Colossae. At the Comitium in the Forum set up for the tribunal of Onesimus, a slave of Philemon. Onesimus is on trial for stealing from his master. Key figures attending are the local Magistrate, the Prosecutor, Onesimus, the citizen Philemon and his wife Apphia, and
Today is the first day of January, in the year two thousand and twenty-four. Truly it doesn’t seem possible that the Good Lord would be kind to me and let me live to see a new millennium back in year 2000, let alone allow me to be alive in 2024. Yet God is good and
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My mother had not one but two green thumbs. Growing up I honestly believed she even had green toes as I swore her silk plants would bud and blossom. Alas, I only have one green thumb as sometimes even my silk plants die. As with all life, plants start as a seed. They are germinated,
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