After we prayed and agreed together I thought I sensed that Jesus was so pleased it knocked his socks off, excuse me, blew his sandals right off his feet! Continue reading
Monthly Archives: July 2018
Of Bars and Churches
In a bar people often use a “church” key, while in a church people often use a “bar” chord. Go figure. No wonder so many immigrants are confused! Continue reading
The Family Philosopher Clown
A family clown once said: “I clown a lot, but I know how to be serious too, just so people, myself included, can tell the difference.” It’s good to act a little crazy sometimes, it gives you a better, clearer idea of what it means to be sane. Continue reading
Sleeping Sorrows
I have heard that Time lulls grief and sorrow to sleep, but it doesn’t completely remove them. They are still there in the unwelcome guest room, in the recliner but still a decliner perhaps napping before unwrapping or in the foldout as a holdout. “May our sorrows sleep on the bosom of Christ” “Let … Continue reading
Charles’ Robe
“Wow,” his friend exclaimed, “where did you get that new robe?” His friend asked looking into the closet as he was waiting for Charles to get dressed for their reunion with old friends at a restaurant. “Oh that, it isn’t new I’ve had it for years. It just continues to look new, I’m not sure … Continue reading
The Spirit of Sonship
I have the very Spirit of sonship dwelling within me, the very essence of what it is to be a son and what it means to be a son, and a son of God in particular. It is natural for me to address and be addressing my Father in heaven and to be addressed by … Continue reading