I have a tattoo. I’ve had it for a long time. Although you may have yet to notice, it is not hidden, though seldom seen. It is not secret, yet rarely mentioned. Not on my neck to be concealed. Not on my chest to be covered. Not on my back to be forgotten. But on a place where I can remember …
I fell in love through correspondence. Not online, but through paper and ink. I met my pen-pal weeks earlier on a domestic flight. We attended neighboring colleges and reconnected over a few coffee dates before our summer schedules began. Airlines may have parted us internationally, but air letters endeared us emotionally. The outside of our letters were nothing special. Called …
Welcome Hartlee Kirk back to Hungry For More. We love it when you visit us with your insights, Hartlee! ——————- “The law declares it a crime. The woman had violated this law; therefore, she was at fault. As she hastily loaded Target bags into her suburban, the man wearing the polo shirt seemed determined to point this out. “You just …
Haven’t you enjoyed Karen’s posts? She returns with us again today with her frank discussion on something we all dread – suffering. Thanks, Karen. Missed either of Karen’s first two posts? For His Glory Laying Down My Life, Uh…Afternoon —————————— The things we say, the things we sing, the things we shout, but do we mean? ENTER THE WORSHIP …
“Surely goodness and lovingkindness will follow me all the days of my life” (Psalm 23:6) In Hannah Hurnard’s allegory Hinds’ Feet on High Places, her character Much Afraid takes a spiritual journey very similar to the path we follow. Sometimes, her Shepherd is very close-by and at other times He seems no-where to be found. One constant in little …
“Random acts of kindness”. I remember hearing this term for the first time years ago. Evidently, it began in the early ’80’s when an author wrote the term on her placemat in a Sausalito restaurant. As we think of kindness as one of the spiritual fruits given to us by God, how random can kindness actually be? …
“Surely goodness and lovingkindness will follow me all the days of my life” (Psalm 23:6) In Hannah Hurnard’s allegory Hinds’ Feet on High Places, her character Much Afraid takes a spiritual journey very similar to the path we follow. Sometimes, her Shepherd is very close-by and at other times He seems no-where to be found. One constant …
