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Affirming A Lie is Not Care
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The blind man sat on the curb as Jesus was passing by.
He cried out, but the crowd said, “Shut up.”
Jesus asked him, “What do you want?”
“I want to see!” (Mark 10:46-52)
Jesus walked up to...
A Place to Begin
Welcome to my little prayer/study corner, where lost words come back to life.
Pull up a chair. Pour a cup of coffee. Perhaps while you’re here you’ll find a small surprise, maybe even a window cracking open on what The Word of God meant in...
Pity and a Mother's Love
She holds her Son one last time.
A mother’s duty, unimposed except by love.
Pity, and its twin word, Piety, well up from inside.
She must do this because it is who she is.
Faith Connections word today is Pity—Pi...
Gary Woodland Won by Suffering
On Palm Sunday, March 29, 2026, professional golfer Gary Woodland won the Houston Open, his first PGA tour victory in seven years.
He won because he suffered PTSD.
Because he wouldn’t let it beat him.
Read the whole story...
Prophecy or Tantrum?
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A good friend was defending his habit of “speaking truth to power” the other day.
He grounded it in the “prophetic mission” of a Christian in a cor...
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