Winter Attire

A cold front has arrived this week. We are now experiencing cooler mornings and evenings. Before long, people will be cozied up by their fireplaces, seeking respite from the winter air. We will sip hot chocolate both in recognition of the season and in an attempt to warm up. Many...

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Obscured Views

I had the privilege of having all my family plus some friends over for our Father’s Day meal this past Sunday. At one point, our kids were sharing stories from our time of living in Corinthian Point. Some of our best years as a family were in Corinthian Point. I...

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Like A Rock

Gwen and I just returned from a week in the mountains. Mountains have always been a go-to place for me when it comes to de-stressing, relaxing, and being inspired. They bring me joy. Mountains have come to portray strength to me. They represent a sense of stability. Despite change in...

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Restored Hope

When anxiety or discouragement cause your mind to tense up like a balloon about to burst, hope lets the air out. When fears and frustrations press in on your chest like a weighted blanket, hope gently replaces the feeling with a down comforter. I have experienced a similar range of...

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Our Loving Lord

Marble statues do not exactly exude relational warmth. Some statues are designed to be stately with a dignified appearance. I perceived the Abraham Lincoln Memorial in Washington D.C. that way when I visited one beautiful fall day. The statue gives off dignity and wisdom. Statues of military leaders seem designed...

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