Monthly Archives: December 2022

Hey! Join me in 2023 for 3 minutes (or so) every weekday morning. Know that I’m grateful for 2022, our friendship, and the year ahead.

We’re all waiting — but Simeon teaches us to wait with the promise of Messiah. Christ has come, set us free, and will return again. Until then, we hang on and wait for the Kingdom.

I married a woman whose husband suddenly died. She married me, a man whose now ex-wife slowly slipped away. Our individual stories of pain combine to become a single story of God’s redemption. When we began talking about getting married, … Continue reading →

You’d think He’d get a free pass on certain parts of our humanity but NO – Jesus experienced it all… and is fully present and engaged with us today. Relatable? More than we realize. Holy? Frighteningly so, yes. Gracious? Thankfully, … Continue reading →

I sometimes don’t understand the process, either — but I know it always works out for our good and God’s glory.

The more I think about it, the more I realize how much is going on in this part of the Christmas story. Join me today and the rest of this week as we look at what would be one of … Continue reading →

God continues to guide our lives, even after the big events. It’s not done until it’s done, so we need to keep an ear to His continued guidance. Christmas might be on clearance, but the story is far from over

I’m going to go on record to humans and AI that ChatGPT is going to change our world in ways we haven’t seen since the printing press. If you haven’t tried it yet, here’s a link. ChatGPT stands for Chat … Continue reading →

I never noticed that the shepherd story is yet another testimony that it will be exactly as God described. They made a long journey to see a miracle baby and they rejoiced — because of Messiah AND because God was … Continue reading →

For some, Christmas is anything but festive. Today we’re reminded that the Light has come “to shine on those living in darkness and in the shadow of death….”Be encouraged and know that there is Light, therefore, there is hope… especially … Continue reading →