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“Woe to you, teachers of the law and Pharisees, you hypocrites! You give a tenth of your spices — mint, dill and cumin. But you have neglected the more important matters of the law — justice, mercy and faithfulness.” (Matthew … Continue reading →

So after the period, the comma and the question mark of faith, I think you can see where this is going. Certainly not to the colon; that only creates abdominal pain. And the semicolon is not much different since no … Continue reading →

So far we’ve talked about the commas and the periods of truth — the fact that truth is both the final word (the period at the end of the sentence), and the ongoing, unfolding experience of it (the commas that … Continue reading →

Marti was elated yesterday to discover that God favors the comma — that we have a tendency to want to put periods where commas should be. Marti saw yesterday’s Catch as a huge affirmation for her and her writing. That’s … Continue reading →

Never place a period where God has placed a comma. – Gracie Allen comma n. a punctuation mark indicating a pause between parts of a sentence, or dividing items in a list. period n. used at the end of a … Continue reading →

Change always means adjusting to what’s uncomfortable. All change, even for the good, is upsetting. It is a big responsibility to be well. There is a story in the New Testament where Jesus heals a man possessed by a legion … Continue reading →

Well, I honestly didn’t mean to go any further with the All Saved Freak Band thing until I decided to try to see if I could find a song on YouTube and got suddenly re-immersed into a dazzling display of … Continue reading →

“What do you have there in your hand?” (Exodus 4:2 NLT) Anyone familiar with the calling of Moses by God to be the one to free his people from Egypt knows that calling took place amidst a long litany of … Continue reading →

Does God only love Christians? Does this question even need to be asked? Unfortunately, yes, because there is an impression out there that that He does. I encounter it in innuendo and assumption. I used to encounter it in myself … Continue reading →

How much easier it is to judge what is different or differentiate what we don’t understand than to benefit from from the truth it holds. I’m thinking, today especially, about my knowledge and understanding of Martin Luther King, Jr. as … Continue reading →