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It has been said, “It’s easier to be ignorant and reliant, than it is to be informed and responsible.”  My sense is that it’s more convenient today to talk about being a victim, than it is to take responsibility for an incident. This is most unfortunate since success...

It’s been said that in the first 40 years of his life, Moses learned to be SOMEBODY. In the next 40 years, while in the desert, Moses learned to be a NOBODY. In the final 40years, during the time of the Exodus, he learned that God was for EVERYBODY! Some might ask,...

In the frigid waters around Greenland are countless icebergs, some little and some big. If you observe them carefully, you notice that sometimes the small ice floes move in one direction … while their massive counterparts flow in another. It’s a rather bewildering...

In these days of dry weather, I’ve mostly thought of big trees as having roots that go deep into the soil to support their weight and reach moisture. While that’s true of some trees with deep tap roots, most tree roots don’t go deeper than 6-8 feet. Most trees tend to...

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As we come to the ending of the Gospel of Mark in chapter 16, most Bibles conclude with the account of the resurrection in Mark 16:1-8. Some Bibles, however, also include the extra verses of Mark 16:9-20 with a footnote, which will say something like, “The most...

This Sunday we continue working our way through the Gospel of Mark and hear three accounts of how Jesus is treated when Judas (one of the Twelve Disciples), leads a crowd armed with swords and clubs to arrest Jesus. Then Jesus is brought before the Sanhedrin where he...

In John 12, Jesus told his disciples, “Now my soul is troubled, and what shall I say? ‘Father, save me from this hour’? No, it was for this very reason I came to this hour. Father, glorify your name!” Yet in the Garden of Gethsemane he prayed, “Abba, Father,...