God’s Hospitality is timeless, it’s throughout my writings in “Just Imagine”. Amid the pandemic and deep racial issues, I’m finding writings I labored over are teaching me, anew. As I encounter broken hearts, hardships, isolation, injustices, and view protests and lawlessness there is anger, fear and hopelessness. Everyone shares an opinion about the disease, rights …
Welcome has many uses. Verb: We welcome others by helping each to feel at home when they are not at home, as Christ does us. Noun: A cordial welcome to come be with us in church is a step toward coming and being with Jesus himself. Adjective: And upon feeling at home with love from …
I have been thinking a lot about Beulah these days, she never lived through a pandemic in a stay at home environment, but she knew about “staying home” as a shut-in. I learned to know Beulah in my teen years. She was a widow, Tom’s Mom, a great Christian woman, who “prayed around the world” …
Problems none of us have ever experienced are occurring in our world, everyone has been challenged to do what we can to help. So we ask the questions: What can I, what should I do? Hopefully words from Just Imagine can be helpful: God commissions us to be emissaries of love. Our faith journeys will …
How do we overflow with loving relationships during a pandemic crisis in our world? The book Just Imagine, was written with the intent of face to face opportunities to build relationships. At a time that is not possible, what can we do? Our Challenge as Christians, in all occasions, is to make people feel worthy …
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