Having returned from my first transcontinental journey, I have a lot to get used to again. Besides being with good friends and awesome scenery, I …
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In the Middle
I am part of a privileged generation born in the middle of the 20th century. I have known people born in three centuries! My grandparents …
Read More »Divine Appointment
I’ll never forget my education in the matters of God’s divine appointments. It happened in my first year as a pastor. I was heading to …
Read More »Welcome Home
Just this morning in the pre-dawn darkness, I hugged my son and daughter-in-law goodbye for a long journey to South America. Their car will stay …
Read More »Crazy God
Last weekend, we were sharing a meal with a group of friends, and we began to tell flights-gone-wrong stories. My husband related several in which …
Read More »Necessary Endings
When we come to the end of a calendar year, we naturally think about endings. Of course, there are many calendars depending upon your religion, …
Read More »My Slow Movement
“Everyone should be quick to listen, slow to speak and slow to become angry” (James 1:19 NIV). At points in my life, I have been …
Read More »Leading with Presence
While reading in a devotional book, I came across some of the philosophy of Rabbi Edwin Friedman, who was also a specialist in family systems. …
Read More »He Will Carry You
For the past nine weeks, I have been very busy caring for my new puppy. It had been almost 16 years since we had a …
Read More »On the Wild Side
We often visit several local parks as a special adventure for our car-ride-loving dog. All three of us need the walks when we arrive, and …
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