Monthly Archives: October, 2009

Where is wisdom found?

We at Asbury UMC have begun meeting again on Wednesday nights for food, fellowship, Bible studies, and a special speaker each week addressing community and social needs.  I am increasingly enjoying these Wednesday nights.  I attend the series on Growing your Faith, which reveals to us the very foundations of the Christian faith.  I find …

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Right, left or straight at the crossroads?

How do we know which way to go when we come to a crossroad?  Prov 14:12 is one of my favorite verses:  There is a way that seems right to a man, but in the end it leads to death. So what do we do when the way before us seems right?  How do we …

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Grace, grace, God’s grace, grace that will pardon and cleanse within…

Over the past 15 days I have become entrenched in the Scriptures, and what a difference it has made in my outlook.  Has my life changed?  No.  Have my circumstances changed?  No.  What has changed is my response to my circumstances.  When I am in pain and just want to stay home I try to …

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Do you love knowledge?

As I stepped out onto the deck this morning and saw some young deer foraging through the trees, I was once again struck by the beauty of God’s creation.  At times I am so in awe of this world we have been given that I, a writer, cannot find the words that adequately express my …

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Weights and balances

As I wade through Proverbs 11, I think back to a story my father told me many years ago.  My father was an uneducated man, working in the cotton fields at the age of 7 or 8 when he should have been in school.  But he was a good man.  At one point, he worked …

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