They say that color is subjective; it really is. Humans are only able to distinguish a fragment of the spectrum, and dogs even less. So …
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The Need for Forgiveness
With long strides, the Yul Brynner look-alike attired in an expensive business suit, rushed through the airport. Yet his briefcase is what caught my attention. Costly …
Read More »Putting Away Christmas
In many households, as well as mine, somewhere near the first of the year, the inevitable putting away of Christmas occurs. The holidays are over …
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I was in my very first days as a minister when my senior pastor asked me one Sabbath morning to visit someone who had called …
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When Rudy, our firstborn, started college, I knew it was apron-string-cutting time, even though he still lived at home. But it wasn’t easy to do, …
Read More »The Price of Compassion
Have you ever thought about what has protected humanity from being destroyed? Maybe your first thought is love. But it is through compassionate acts that people …
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The doctor’s words thundered in my ears as I trudged across the gravel road. “Your days of driving your car are over—you have to stop …
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Five years ago, I got the opportunity to travel to Guatemala with some of my classmates. Thrilled, I raised the required money, doubled my efforts …
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The number of times I have gone to the emergency room because of his accidents were countless. My brother broke his arm skateboarding when he …
Read More »Embracing My Scar
“Oh, look! Here she is! It’s the miracle girl!” I winced as the little old ladies at my grandma’s church rushed over to pinch my …
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