Guest Blogger

When I was 15, I had the honor to go on a mission trip to the Philippines.

I use “Lectio Divina” (Latin for “Divine Reading”) when I study scripture.

If this Passage had been written in the 21st century, I’m pretty sure it would have included the word “hangry” [irritable or angry because of hunger].

To my modern mind, the Exodus story seems improbable.

I haven’t always lived in Texas or the South, but over the last few years of living here I’ve heard a phrase that apparently has multiple meanings.

I remember when I first saw the Passover story from a Jewish perspective. In high school, I belonged to a peer group of people from many faiths.

We all have our traditions, don’t we?

For surely I know the plans I have for you, says the Lord, plans for your welfare and not for harm, to give you a future with hope.

Four years ago, I published a book titled “Love Remembers.”

Music is a special part of our worship experience, and I love the Psalms.