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I can only imagine
A little more than a decade ago, the band Mercy Me prompted us to consider that scenario with their hit song: “I Can Only Imagine” I can only imagine what it will be like When I walk by your side … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Faith, Reflections
Tagged awe, face-to-face, gratitude, I Can Only Image, Jesus, love, Mercy Me, Mother Theresa, speechless, thanksgiving, What would you say, worship
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Have you ever stopped to consider this aspect of the crucifixion?
“For God so loved the world, that he gave his only Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life. For God did not send his Son into the world to condemn the world, but in … Continue reading
Posted in Bible Study, Faith, Reflections
Tagged adultery, chief priests, condem, condemn, crucified, death, eternal life, flogged, Gentile, God's plan, God's purpose, God's will, Jew, Joh 3 16, Law, love, prophecy, raised, reconciliation, Roamsn 11, Romans, salvation, saved, scribes, stone, Third Day, through Jesus, world
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so thankful
So thankful that Christ Jesus has/is/ and will be there every step of the way in the midst of this cancer ordeal. So thankful for the love, companionship and care of my saintly wife Sheryl throughout our marriage and specifically throughout … Continue reading
Posted in Bible Study, Cancer & Medicine, Faith, Reflections
Tagged answered prayers, call, cancer, cards, chemo, children, concern, coworkers, e-mails, encouragement, family, friend, God, grandchildren, hospice, IN Christ Jesus, Jesus Christ, love, love of Jesus, personal, praise and worship music, prayers, So thankful, spiritual, support, text, thankful in ALL circumstances, today, visits, wife, will of God
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running … and finishing the race …
When I was in high school, I ran cross country each fall. Some of our races were run on ¼ mile tracks while many were run on cross country courses … most all were at a distance of around 2 … Continue reading
Posted in Bible Study, Cancer & Medicine, Faith, Reflections
Tagged brethren, church, cloud, cross, crown of righteousness, desire of my heart, endure, entangles, faith, finish, fix our eyes, hinders, individual, Jesus, joy, life, Lord, lose heart, love, loving arms, never never never give up, opposition, persevere, prepare, race, run, saved, sin, spiritual forces of evil, thank you, train, walk, weary, will of God, Winston Churchill, witnesses
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the best pastoral care available …
According to Wikipedia, “Pastoral care is an ancient model of emotional and spiritual support that can be found in many cultures and traditions. It has been described in our modern context as individual and corporate patience in which trained pastoral … Continue reading
The Big C
Contrary to a series on Showtime a few years ago, the Big C is not cancer. And yet I must admit, much like that warning on our side mirrors, ‘Objects in mirror may be closer than they appear’ oftentimes we, … Continue reading
Posted in Bible Study, Cancer & Medicine, Faith, Reflections
Tagged body, cancer, chemotherapy, Christ Jesus, colon cancer, curative care, family, fear, fears, God, hell, in home hospice, leave of absence, liver, Lord, love, oncologist, palliative care, praise, radiation therapy, saves, Savior, short term disability, soul, spine, thanksgiving, the Big C, truth, weight losss, worries
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a simple and personal reminder today
I have been crucified with Christ. It is no longer I who live, But Christ who lives IN me. And the life I now live in the flesh I live by faith IN the Son of God, Who loved me … Continue reading
Believing IN Christ Jesus through ALL things 