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God is Never Late—But He Sure is Slow
by James N. Watkins
(Apr 29, 2023)
We humans tend to set deadlines for God to act: . . and he seems to ignore our urgency! Here are four possible reasons.
He Did Know Jack!
by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Apr 28, 2023)
C. S. Lewis was the focus of much of the late Earl Palmer’s research and ministry…
Music as a Means of Detecting a Heart
by Garrison Keillor
(Apr 27, 2023)
I sat next to my sweetheart and after years of thinking I was averse to modern music, here was a hymn to joy and time, movement, rhythm, life and death…
Charles' Coronation Day
by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Apr 22, 2023)
Dr. Charles Stanley was the pastor of First Baptist Church in Atlanta for more than fifty years…
Big George Foreman Movie
by Rusty Wright
(Apr 21, 2023)
Fame, tragedy, triumph, second chances…
A Walk in the Park in April
by Garrison Keillor
(Apr 20, 2023)
It strikes me as sad, walking around Central Park on a paradise spring day, the cherry trees in full blossom . . . so much public happiness, to think of the cloud of bitterness over this generous country…
Mirror Christianty
by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Apr 15, 2023)
Aslan the lion is the Christ-like figure in the Chronicles of Narnia by C. S. Lewis…
Confesstions of a Chocoholic
by Barbara Greenleaf
(Apr 14, 2023)
My love affair with chocolate has stood the test of time. True, I recently broke up with the milk variety to go over, literally, to the dark side…
What a Little Train Ride Can Do
by Garrison Keillor
(Apr 13, 2023)
It's a gorgeous ride and Peekskill is a lovely little town with a respectable café in the train depot and shops nearby. It is a fine way to get out of the city and look at the big river…
A Wardrobe in Disguise
by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Apr 8, 2023)
The Easter connection to the wardrobe that opened up to the secret world or Narnia…
Resurrection-Powered Aging
by Leona Bergstrom
(Apr 7, 2023)
Sometimes we feel we cannot bear another transition or ending, yet they are pressed upon us anyway. And, much like the tomb in the Easter story, it feels very dark.…
The Six-Minute Video Speaks Louder than Words
by Garrison Keillor
(Apr 6, 2023)
Everyone should look at that six-minute video of men moving down the hall of the Covenant School. They don't stop to confer, discuss options — lives are in danger, terrified children in lockdown, and they run forward toward gunfire…
Grazeland or Graceland
by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Apr 5, 2023)
Exploring the world of grace during Holy Week…
Palm Sunday Reflections
by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Apr 2, 2023)
The Palm Sunday display on the poet's fireplace mantel invites childlike curiosity…
The Enduring Words of a President
by Leona Bergstrom
(Apr 1, 2023)
When we have the courage to examine our unique design and God’s calling on our lives, we can find new purpose and new ways of service…
When God Speaks
by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Apr 1, 2023)
Listening for Aslan in everyday life…
A Plate of Rigatoni with Friends
by Garrison Keillor
(Mar 30, 2023)
True friendship means not feeling obliged to impress each other and so we don't. . . .we see that we're all in the same boat, the equality of old age prevails. Health is what matters, not money, not prestige…
A Man Called Otto (Revisited)
by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Mar 25, 2023)
It's an unforgettable film with a timeless message…
On a Wing and a Prayer Movie
by Rusty Wright
(Mar 25, 2023)
Deadly danger; divine drama?…
Fly Me to the Moon
by Barbara Greenleaf
(Mar 24, 2023)
Once the domain of science fiction, space colonization is being discussed by serious scientists and engineers as a real alternative to our deteriorating planet…
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Hope and Mental Heatlh (2023)
by James N. Watkins
(May 19, 2023)
May is 'Mental Health Awareness' month, so 'Hi, I’m Jim. I struggle with mental health issues.…”
What We Don't Know We Must Invent
by Garrison Keillor
(May 18, 2023)
We were a happy family that kept many secrets and how does one pry open those locked doors?…
Two Mothers Named Elsie
by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(May 13, 2023)
The poet turns to prose to honor two mothers named Elsie on this Mother's Day…
Why I Am Not Joining the Strike
by Garrison Keillor
(May 11, 2023)
I salute the Hollywood writers who went out on strike this past week but I can tell you that we essayists won't be joining them…
COVID-19 Retrospective
by Stu Johnson
(May 12, 2023)
Now that COVID's status as a global pandemic has ended, I will take a retrospective look at how USA compared to other countries in this three-year-plus ordeal…
A Crown Awaits
by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(May 6, 2023)
King Charles' coronation calls attention to the crown that awaits all Christians…
May is Older Americans Month
by Leona Bergstrom
(May 5, 2023)
It's time to celebrate and honor the gift of age…
The Beauty of Being a Guy
by Garrison Keillor
(May 4, 2023)
This week of struggling with the knee brace has changed my life forever. I used to want to be hip and cool and now I just want to be capable. . . . So this week I discovered I can be a guy.…
God is Never Late—But He Sure is Slow
by James N. Watkins
(Apr 29, 2023)
We humans tend to set deadlines for God to act: . . and he seems to ignore our urgency! Here are four possible reasons.
He Did Know Jack!
by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Apr 28, 2023)
C. S. Lewis was the focus of much of the late Earl Palmer’s research and ministry…
Music as a Means of Detecting a Heart
by Garrison Keillor
(Apr 27, 2023)
I sat next to my sweetheart and after years of thinking I was averse to modern music, here was a hymn to joy and time, movement, rhythm, life and death…
The Paper Bag Poet Rhymes Again
by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Apr 29, 2023)
COVID inspired a new form of expression, commemorated during National Poetry Month…
Charles' Coronation Day
by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Apr 22, 2023)
Dr. Charles Stanley was the pastor of First Baptist Church in Atlanta for more than fifty years…
A Walk in the Park in April
by Garrison Keillor
(Apr 20, 2023)
It strikes me as sad, walking around Central Park on a paradise spring day, the cherry trees in full blossom . . . so much public happiness, to think of the cloud of bitterness over this generous country…
Big George Foreman Movie
by Rusty Wright
(Apr 21, 2023)
Fame, tragedy, triumph, second chances…
What a Little Train Ride Can Do
by Garrison Keillor
(Apr 13, 2023)
It's a gorgeous ride and Peekskill is a lovely little town with a respectable café in the train depot and shops nearby. It is a fine way to get out of the city and look at the big river…
Mirror Christianty
by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Apr 15, 2023)
Aslan the lion is the Christ-like figure in the Chronicles of Narnia by C. S. Lewis…
Confesstions of a Chocoholic
by Barbara Greenleaf
(Apr 14, 2023)
My love affair with chocolate has stood the test of time. True, I recently broke up with the milk variety to go over, literally, to the dark side…
The Six-Minute Video Speaks Louder than Words
by Garrison Keillor
(Apr 6, 2023)
Everyone should look at that six-minute video of men moving down the hall of the Covenant School. They don't stop to confer, discuss options — lives are in danger, terrified children in lockdown, and they run forward toward gunfire…
Grazeland or Graceland
by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Apr 5, 2023)
Exploring the world of grace during Holy Week…
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