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Tag Archives: Coronavirus
Fresh Commitment
It’s spring! Announced by the calendar and affirmed by the yellow blush of forsythia. A fresh season, unmussed and unmuddled. Yippee! Ecclesiastes 3:1-2 (NIV) There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under the … Continue reading
Posted in Door of opportunity\
Tagged commitment, Coronavirus, Ecclesiastes 3:1-2, Spring
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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
Fearless Captive
We interrupt our COVID-19 worries to celebrate St. Patrick. A bit of fifth-century history: As a youth, Patrick was taken from his Christian home in Britain by Irish raiders. He spent six years as a slave in Ireland before escaping. … 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
Posted in Window on our culture
Tagged consequences, Coronavirus, the mind of Christ
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Safe Contact
Events canceled. Schools closed. Personal contact restricted. Scary stuff. Fear not. You can reach out to God, anytime, anywhere. Cry in His arms, shout in His face, whisper in His ear, grab His hand. No need to keep your distance; … Continue reading
Posted in Safe Shelter
Tagged Coronavirus, National Day of Prayer, Safe Shelter
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Safe from Pestilence
Coronavirus in China. Locusts in East Africa. These twin disasters bring to mind the plagues in the book of Exodus. Both have the attention of the United Nations. Regarding the virus, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, the Director-General of the … Continue reading
Posted in Safe Shelter
Tagged Coronavirus, locusts, Safe Shelter, UN News, United Nations, World Health Organization
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