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Category Archives: Window on our culture
Wash Your Hands
Isaiah 1:16 (MSG) Go home and wash up. Clean up your act. Sweep your lives clean of your evildoings. Go home, wash your hands, wipe your doorknobs, sanitize your counters. Clean out those germs! Stop and think. Where have those … Continue reading
Biblical Precautions
Are you following pandemic precautions? I wash my hands I cover my mouth I keep my distance I watch out for my elders When I was out and about last week–hands washed, mouth covered–some related Bible verses … Continue reading
Faithless Complaints
For Lent, I’m studying the book of Exodus. Funny how the complaints of the Israelites sound a lot like complaints I hear about the coronavirus. “The leaders are clueless.” “How can we be expected to make do?” “We’re … Continue reading
Foreseen Consequences
Minds wiser than mine have canceled events, closed schools and restricted travel–all in an effort to slow down a virus. Will it work? Hope so! I have some doubts I fear it won’t Even if these actions succeed, … Continue reading
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Lost Time
Early Sunday morning, an hour disappeared. Daylight Savings Time snatched it away. How do you feel about that? Never missed it I want it back! We lost an hour. Where’d it go? Should we look for it? Can … Continue reading
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Modest Glow
Matthew 5:16 (TLB) Let your good deeds glow for all to see, so that they will praise your heavenly Father. Forget the glitz and the glam. It’s all about God’s glow.
Modest Beauty
“There is little virtue in the beauty which calls attention to itself; modest beauty is the last to extol its own charms.” Charles Haddon Spurgeon (1834 – 1892)
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Modest Prayer
John 3:30 (NIV) He must become greater; I must become less. Lord Jesus, may the people I meet see less of me and more of You.
Modest Thought
Modest. Per Merriam-Webster, moderate, neither bold nor self-assertive, decent. Where does “modest” fit into our culture? Good riddance! Lost in the crowd Where’s the drama in “modest”? All to often, our clothes our homes, our cars and our … Continue reading
Just Stones
“People living in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones.” This wise saying reminds us to be careful who we criticize. Jesus offered this piece of relevant advice: John 8:7 (CEV) If any of you have never sinned, then … Continue reading