Category Archives: Jesus only way
FROM THE SON’S ANGLE
Jesus loved his father – and he spent a lot of time communicating with him. What a wonderful choice when the decision was made to send Jesus to live as a man. The earthly Jesus is the being who lived, … Continue reading
INVITATION TO ALL
Equal chance for all The Good Shepherd, invites “Come” To all troubled souls. Isaiah 40:11 “He will feed his flock like a shepherd; he will carry the lambs in his arms and gently lead the ewes with young.” ************* Dear Readers. As … Continue reading
THE ONLY WAY
Helen’s considers her decision, to go or not to go. All ahead is clear but if she goes, she goes alone relying on faith that the road leads to the voice. The words of invitation echo in her mind, “Come to me, … Continue reading
TRUSTING IN SWEET “FRAMES”
Each time I sing The Solid Rock, Edward Mote, 1797-1874, I consider the meaning of the word “frame” as he used it. “My hope is built on nothing less, Than Jesus’ blood and righteousness, I dare not trust the sweetest frame, … Continue reading
INNOCENTS IN HELL? NEVER! (Part 1)
Okay, my dears, gather round me while I talk of things many do not know, things argued about among Christians, scripture interpretations, and all that stuff that doesn’t matter much in the light of eternity. Our question is: “How can … Continue reading
INNOCENTS IN HELL? NEVER! – An Introduction
It has been about three weeks since I wrote the series of blogs about death and dying. At the end of them I said I would next deal with the question, “Why would a loving God send innocent people to … Continue reading
JESUS ASKED, WHO DO YOU SAY I AM?
SPOTLIGHTING JESUS – the star of the Christmas story. Mark 8:29 Jesus asked Peter, ““Who do you say that I am?” That has been a crucial question for two thousand years. I agree with Peter when he said, “Thou art the Christ…” … Continue reading
“TOO-SAFE” GOD?
Franz Kafka said, “we ought to read only books that bite and sting us.” What’s the last thing you read that bit and stung you? Prompt from the Daily Post, Michelle W. August 23. In late summer of 2011, I … Continue reading
