Monday, December 16 2024 - 10:34 PM

Anchor Points

Rich DuBose explores questions and thoughts about life’s purpose and meaning.

Overwhelmed by Life

J esus gave the disciples a glimpse into the future and they were overwhelmed. Namely because it didn’t square with their view of the universe. …

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I’m Happy With Enough

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How much food, stuff, and money do we really need? Hoarding and stockpiling wealth is obscene in a world of horrific need and poverty. I’m …

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Occupied

You’ve undoubtedly heard the phrase, “squatter’s rights.” Sometimes having an occupied spot entitles you to the benefits of legitimate ownership. This was true for the …

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Christians Today

The people I fear most are not secularists or atheists who have little use for God, or liberal politicians who have a laissez-faire attitude about …

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Jews and Gentiles

The level of prejudice in the church is disheartening, if not astounding. It goes way back and is not just a recent thing. When the …

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Freedom of Conscience

The motivation I have to defend another person’s religious and political beliefs, even when I don’t agree with their position, is strong. Perhaps it’s in …

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The Value of Wisdom

Are you a wisdom seeker? If not, you are vulnerable to fake news, mega conspiracy theories and every other half-baked idea that splashes across the …

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Benevolence

Benevolence is a word that we seldom hear used today. It means that someone who is benevolent has a disposition to do good and to …

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Time to Get Up

With Lazarus in the tomb, Mary had a hard time believing she would see him again before the final resurrection. “Jesus responded, ‘Didn’t I tell …

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