just a thought here from the edge of what I know
commentary
Thank you, Dresden, for loving our children
I believe it is universal that parents are viscerally connected to their children’s wellbeing. We need to not only know but experience their life, where they live, and who their friends are. Coming to Dresden and getting a taste of… Read More ›
“Love is Real” and other images #5PhotoFriday
a summary of the week via the best pictures
The case for patina: beyond refinishing and into redemption
As someone sporting over six decades of day-to-day utilitarian use myself I appreciate the richness and character of applied wear and tear.
“Look around. Who is not in church today?” (they are our neighbors)
Here’s the thing about the gospel – it is not exclusionary. Jesus simply wants you to come home.
where politics and faith must find common ground
it is because we were imagined, designed and created by God that all persons have been endowed with these essential rights.
troubling the waters
it is past time to re-purpose Reading Between the Lines to tie this blog together.
life-lessons from the children
the grandchildren are good for me…
meet the new grand-puppy!
It’s a simple equation really. A family that loves us, people who care, complete trust. It’s what we all need.
the argument against an easy life
I have told you these things, so that in Me you may have [perfect] peace. In the world you have tribulation and distress, but be courageous [be confident, be undaunted, be filled with joy]; I have overcome the world.” [My conquest is… Read More ›
