Teasing and Tickling

The weather has been hot, which is nothing unusual here in Arizona this time of year. The humidity has been uncomfortable. Okay, ninety percent is

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Celebrate What?

Thank goodness the fourth of July is over, at least for another year. There haven’t been any fireworks booming, banging, and hissing for a few

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Uncomfortable Words

‘Who then is the faithful and wise slave, whom his master has put in charge of his household, to give the other slaves their allowance of

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The Desert and Disaster

I’m looking at a weather map of our country. The other day a friend in Minnesota reported temperatures in his area were above 110°, roughly

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Laying out the New Kingdom

Isaiah 65:17-25 Something about oncoming holidays seems to spur a need for cleaning, clearing out, and pitching out, like when company is coming over for

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The Importance of Tabitha

One thing that I hope has come out of the COVID-19 pandemic is the importance of community. Looking at the destruction in Ukraine, not only of property and safety but the bonds of community between people who lived, worked, raised their families, prayed, and laughed together, we see what loss of community can mean. In times of stress and loss, members of the community usually come together to support and console each other.

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Mockingbird and the Spirit

“Maybe I should try to be as conscious of the Spirit as I am the annoying bird. Whether the Spirit is trying to move me away from something or toward something else, I need to pay attention. It’s as simple–and as complicated—as that.”

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