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Mysterious lights in the darkness
Work out the life God works in you Day by day It’s His good pleasure to see you through If you simply obey He’ll lead all of the way You have a new mind and you have a new heart … Continue reading
Arise and come along
Naphtali is a doe set free He gives beautiful words We have been bound by fear and rejection Now it’s time to see That we were made to be the reflection Of His creativity We have the one who created … Continue reading
Giving beautiful words
Naphtali is a doe set free; he gives beautiful words. Genesis 49:21 In this unusual blessing/prophesy about his son, Naphtali, Jacob is speaking to what I would call a biblical mandate to artful, creative living. Freedom, beauty and truth are … Continue reading
Setting the soul free
Naphtali is a doe set free; he gives beautiful words. Genesis 49:21 “Then Jacob called for his sons and said: ‘Gather around so I can tell you what will befall you in days to come’” (Genesis 49:1). These words, uttered … Continue reading
“Ugg,” is what I have to say about that.
It’s a crisis of at least national, if not international, scope. I’m expecting my phone to go on Amber Alert any moment now to secure the support of all cell phone users in southern California in finding what has been … Continue reading
Halfway to God? I don’t think so.
There is no halfway to love. Love goes all the way. Halfway leaves you dangling on a bridge to nowhere, waiting for the other person to come to you, and that may be something they may not be able or … Continue reading
Less is more
Because I have so much to learn in this area, I am relying on one of our Catch members today for advice on raising kids — in this case, highly opinionated kids who happen to be his sons. This discussion … Continue reading
Life between the answers with certainty
My Catch is late today because I’ve been caught in the middle. It’s a familiar place. I commonly vacillate between wanting to give you the answers with certainty (that makes me look good), and wanting to capture what it is … Continue reading
What do we have in common?
Continuing our deeper discussion on bridge-building is discussing the concept Look for what you have in common. This is pretty self-explanatory, but it’s harder than it looks. It relies, as all parts of bridge-building do, on the last concept about … Continue reading
I’m right; You’re wrong; So what?
Like we said on Tuesday of this week, being right is overrated. I wonder how many relationships have been sacrificed at the altar of being right. What is it that makes us do this? Is it our natural competitiveness — … Continue reading
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