They’re Painting All The Churches Gray?

They were outside painting. Spraying dark, the white steeple that had pointed to the sky, often cumulus clouds floating above it… Bright rays of unfamiliar sun, shooting through that steeple…In this region, known very well for its cynicism and darkness. It was the second church in a week I had seen, painted dark over its sparkling, […]

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Simple Steps: My Podcast Interview and More

As a child, my heart always wandered to the more. In class, I struggled fixing my gaze on the hired teacher in front of the classroom. I often peered out the window’s glass, daydreaming about places, people and what tomorrow might bring. Asking… What was life like, outside these four walls I was trapped in? Have […]

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Forgive Us, Father. And Return to Us, a Heart Like a Child

As a child, God was simple. He stretched out His arms, like long Altostratus clouds. Comforting us, like a blanket spanning heavens. Yet, something happens as we age. We pull apart His name, dig and pinpoint our faith. We psychoanalyze everything….as if somehow that makes us holy. We take that skipping child, clicking a stick along […]

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Stop the Insanity and Rest Awhile

Stop. Stopping isn’t easy. Halting the raining current of title-waves around us, isn’t natural. Swimming upstream may even seem counterproductive. An anchored soul that still’s itself in the Foundation of the World, isn’t popular. We are inundated with quickening flashes of videos and snippets of people’s lives promising us solutions, entertainment or lies. Yet, it was […]

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When We All Beg for a God We Can See

“Where is God?” My furrowed-browed, ten-year-old asks with the most humble sincerity. It’s a simple question, but one the whole world seems to be asking, lately. Pandemics, split families, food that costs three-times what we were spending, creating deficits in money. Wars pending… The lost wandering helplessly, with backpacks of memories that lead to heartbreak and […]

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