After God created everything, by His Word, in 6 days, He rested on the 7th. Not that He was […]
Author: JW
When Elijah was worn down, frustrated, at the end of his rope, God found him, fed him, showed […]
What’s so bad about Cain’s offering? This story troubles us right? I would be a little mad too! […]
Present and awake and feeling the weight of choice. Perfect specimens, running his finger over each of their […]
Rust and rubble. Dead air cries. Was that a whisper from her crushed wind pipe? Or the sallowed […]
Robert Burns was the poet laureate of Scotland in the 18th century, and he penned this folksy tune […]
“Nothing so needs reforming as other people’s habits. Fanatics will never learn that, though it be written in […]
There is nothing better for a person than that he should eat and drink and find enjoyment in […]
It is a most pleasurable and painful need of His image. To speak, to sing, to form, to […]
We pointed the cylinder up and out Squinting into the universe Straining our cataract eyes Looking backward to […]
John tells us that after Jesus surprised His frightened disciples, He breathed on them. That is what living […]
Prayer is an interesting thing. It is something that most people do, to some degree or another. Every […]
Across the table, the tension. Felt with her eyes, with her rigid focus, on the ordinary plate in […]
If you are an author of some sort, the new marketplace for content is electronic. While books are […]
Nerd alert: my favorite genre of fiction is fantasy. Anything to do with magic, mystical creatures, and building […]
Coffee and conversation with a friend can lead to an unknown place. There are things that I don’t […]
To me one of the greatest and most evocative enjoyments in life is to listen to a great […]
He sinned. Well he didn’t really even think about that. She was pregnant. People would find out. His […]
In the great sitcom The Office, Ryan the temp has a moment where he blurts out, “America is […]
It may come as a surprise to some, but there is no book of the Bible called “The […]