Category: Sunday Lesson
The Sunday Lesson – G has a plan and a time and it might not be yours
The Father has a plan and a time. Neither correlates with your plans or your timing.
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Sunday Lesson – Putting G to the test
Proponents won’t agree, but it’s the philosophy of the snake handler, and it comes from the New Testament story of Paul visiting Malta.
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Sunday Lesson – A prayer before reading
There’s nothing overtly spiritual about any of this, but I wonder if the point is that it’s all spiritual, that nothing is overtly spiritual unless we make it so.
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The Sunday Lesson – At The Waffle House
I sat in my car for a minute, wondering What Would Jesus Do? I know what He wouldn’t do…
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Sunday Lesson – The man with the withered hand
Most Sundays, I post a brief vignette of the life of Jesus and consider how it relates to our...
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Sunday Lesson – Another Coronavirus Lesson
As a biologist, I can explain why a snake would strike in this situation, and it’s not a lofty notion: it’s what they do.
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Sunday Lesson – Gifted at mowing straight lines
“And to Dennis Mitton, I am thankful to G the Father that he is able to mow his lawn with such straight lines. All while drinking coffee by the gallon.”
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Sunday Lesson – Lazarus dies
The Sunday Lesson – Lazarus Dies On most Sundays, I post a brief vignette from the life of...
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Sunday Lesson – He holds your history
Let’s be honest here: this in no way guarantees a winning lotto ticket or a safe ride home on bald tires in the snow, or a negative cancer test.
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Sunday Lesson – Blind Bartimaeus
The disciples scolded the man. “Shut up, beggar,” they shouted. “Leave the Master alone.” An assenting murmur ran through the crowd, but it did no good. The blind beggar shouted with more urgency: “Son of David. Hear me. Have pity!”
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Sunday Lesson – The rabbit and the orange
The Rabbit and the Orange Most Sundays, I post a brief vignette of the life of Jesus and consider...
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