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Who Am I?

We tend to define ourselves by whatever we are doing and, perhaps, by whatever people may say about us. We fear being rejected by people and, therefore, often seek to please others. Even in the best of times, we may be discouraged by who we think we are. I Peter 2:4-5 says, “As you comeContinue reading “Who Am I?”

True Fellowship

Social gatherings tend to be focused upon those who share a common interest. These gatherings often become more meaningful when people know each other and can share their lives with each other in meaningful and mutually beneficial ways. I John 1:2-3 says, “the life was made manifest, and we have seen it, and testify toContinue reading “True Fellowship”

Love Songs

Through the ages, love songs proclaim the virtues of neverending love. Grooms and Brides declare their intentions to love each other forever before congregations of friends and family. Eternal love is a quality that we all seek to give as well as receive. Ephesians 6:24 says, “Grace be with all who love our Lord JesusContinue reading “Love Songs”

Highest Court

I have served on a jury a few times. As a juror, you try to effectively and truly evaluate the evidence. You hear the testimonies of witnesses, see and hear forensic evidence, and hear the assertions of lawyers. Then, you gather with your peers to reach a judgment. The judgments rendered by juries and judgesContinue reading “Highest Court”

Resolve for Good

We are in the habit of resolving to do good things. Every New Year we make resolutions to things which are good for us and those which are good for others. Often, we quickly find out that we are not up to the task of completing our resolutions. We have every intention of doing theseContinue reading “Resolve for Good”

Why Did I Do That?

I have been in the process of doing some small task and realize that I have done something wrong. Then, I know that I will either suffer the consequences or do something to make it right. At other times, I will say something and immediately regret it. Again, I then have to apologize and tryContinue reading “Why Did I Do That?”