Sunday Lesson – Mary, Martha, Ezra, and Nehemiah. Let’s have a party…
Morning. It’s Sunday On most Sundays, I publish a short Sunday Lesson. It’s an observation, or an idea, or an application from something I’m studying. I…
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.
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.
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.
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…
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 lives. I don’t preach. My goal…
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.
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.”
Sunday Lesson – Lazarus dies
The Sunday Lesson – Lazarus Dies On most Sundays, I post a brief vignette from the life of Jesus and consider how it relates to…
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.