Our friend SlimJim (Domain for Truth blog) reminds us of a critical prayer need. We pray that the suddenly unemployed get their jobs back as soon as this crisis is over. –LD
(I add that if America can’t recover from the virus panic… nobody can.)
Tag: reblogs
Can You Say the Same?
Our dear old dogwood tree is running late, but it looks like it’ll come into bloom eventually. Meanwhile, here’s Marcia’s dogwood, on her blog, A Mom Looking Up. God’s stuff! –LD
Be Still and Know that I Am God
We know Allison around here as “Weavingword,” and this lovely essay is one of the best Easter pieces I’ve ever read–and possibly the most unusual. –LD
I Just Don’t Know
From David Fischer’s “damarministries” blog–Jesus Our Lord knows what we’re up against, these days, all days… We are not alone. –LD
What to Do While You’re Stuck
(From Andrea Schwartz’s Facebook page)
To this list we must add Sir Thomas Malory, who, while in prison, wrote the Morte D’Arthur–the first book printed in the English language, and still in print today.
Just because you’re stuck at home and can’t go to a ballgame doesn’t mean you’re stuck doing nothing. You don’t have to write a new book of the Bible; but now you have time to read it. And talk about it with your family.
We can use this time constructively, if we put our minds to it.
Jesus Is Our Rock
An 18-minute sermonette from Warren at the Unashamed of Jesus blog. As the hymn says, “The Church’s one foundation is Jesus Christ, Our Lord.” He is our personal foundation, too.
Responsibilities of Those Married to a nonbeliever
From our friend SlimJim’s Domain for Truth blog: “Responsibilities of those married to an unbeliever”–it’s comprehensive teaching, from the Bible. —LD
Romans 3:4 | God is Justified
“Let God be true, and every man a liar”: one of my favorite Bible verses –LD
Hebrews 9:28 KJV HALLELUJAH and more Blessings!!
We’ve had enough bad news for today. Here’s the Good News, at Kristi Ann’s Haven. –LD
Thank you for your prayers with my ordination: I passed!
Congratulations, Jim! Of course, I thought you’d already been ordained several years ago–blame the content of your site for that. We need more like you–many more. —LD