Have you ever been to the circus and watched the performers walk the tight rope? I have always been fascinated with the bravery of these people. They put their trust in this thin piece of cable. It will only take one little slip up and they can seriously injure …
In today’s world it is acceptable to bash on “Pharisees.” It can even be cool and hip. But as readers can tell from my earlier post titled “Are you a Pharisaical anti-Pharisee?”, I am concerned for the direction and outcome of those who sometimes zealously attack others as “Pharisees.” With the …
We continue our series on the writings of John Bunyan. In today’s post we look at the first three of Bunyan’s “dying sayings” (slightly modernized) which he wrote while on his death bed. Historical records show that in 1688 Bunyan was caught in a storm while on the way to …
Last week, I talked about the importance of feeding our souls even when we feel like we’re too tired to eat, and today I want to share some practical ideas for how busy/sleepy mommies can find time when no time is to be found. The law of the Lord is …
For Christians it’s important to read. It’s important to read the Bible, books on the Bible, books about Christian living, and books to know more about God. But sometimes one’s life gets very busy. How can the busy Christian find time to read? This post is meant to be a …
In today’s entry, I continue our series looking at the works of John Bunyan. The following paragraphs contain select verses from John Bunyan’s “Mediations” which he wrote while in prison. Written in a poetic format, these verses record Bunyan’s experiences of God’s grace and goodness in his life while he …
Most kind and loving people have admirably low expectations for mothers of young children. People constantly reassure me that my failures are okay, whether it’s that I forgot to bring something, do something, answer an email quickly, or even if it’s something more important: “Nobody can be perfectly patient all …
I’m always appalled at some who are quick to call another Christian “Pharisee.” Especially when they relish attacking those whom they see as Pharisees as a means of virtue signalling before another audience they want to please or win over.
