God’s Justice for the Oppressed in Isaiah 59:14-19
Isaiah 59:14-19 is a powerful passage for us all to read, especially as America faces the truth that racial injustice has been happening all around us, no matter what anybody tries to say otherwise.
Better Coping: A Lesson in Self-Awareness
God and meditation go hand-in-hand. He helped me realize that I’d been using numbness as a coping mechanism, and that it was safe to let go of it.
A Lesson in Divine Trust: A Personal Post
While I don’t enjoy constantly remembering the ugly times I had at college, remembering the good that came out of those rough patches always lifts my spirits.
The Loving Legacy: History’s Everlasting Victory for Interracial Love in America
I recently finished watching Loving, the 2016 film based on the true story of Richard and Mildred Loving. The Lovings …
“Forgive Yourself”: A Dream Fawn’s Gentle Message
I had a dream about a young fawn silently imploring me to forgive myself, something that I’ve struggled to do in the past.
Fog Cutter: Dreams Conquering Shadowy Memories
In 2019, I had two powerfully vivid dreams that helped me confront some uncomfortable memories.
September 29th: The Feast of the Archangels
Even as a Methodist, I adore the Archangels and everything they do for God’s children!
Another Basement Dream: The Secret Hallway
During a summer vacation our family took a few years ago, I had an extremely vivid dream about us returning to our old childhood home, and discovering an alarming secret within the basement.
Maggie the Irate Cat and The Prodigal Son’s Big Brother: Lessons About Bitterness
When a younger cat was introduced to our household, Maggie, our family cat, didn’t take it well at all. Her reactions were an odd parallel to the parable of the Prodigal Son, and the older brother’s scornful reaction to his little brother’s return.
Pontius Pilate: A Bible Study of The Passion’s Anti-Villain
For all his authority, Pontius Pilate truly didn’t want to condemn Jesus to death.
Quis ut Deus? 