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Hope
Peace can come from having hope; a belief things will turn out the way God desires for His perfect will, despite evidence to the contrary. Continue reading
Oil for Your Lamp
“If you’ve suffered loss this year and you’ve been struggling with trying to find that “oil” of hope……” Continue reading
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Tagged Advent, Antiques, Chanukah, Christianity, Christmas, Depression, Faith, Hardware, Hurricanes, Israel, Jerusalem, Jesus, Jewish, Judaism, Lehman's, Life, Light, Los Angele, Loss, Luminaria, Ohio, Oil Lamps, Railroads, Storms, the bible, The Talmud, Winter
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Light Hearted
I Tweeted the other day “A candle is barely noticeable in daylight. However, its light is undeniable in darkness.” The only thing more noticeable in darkness is the absence of light. Continue reading
Where’s the Turkey?
Put up the lights before it snows and then let the rest of Christmas wait until we give thanks for the blessings we’ve already received. Continue reading
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Tagged Advertising, Christmas, Culture, Faith, Holidays, Madison Avenue, Marketing, Nashville, Retail, Shopping, Thanksgiving, Turkey, Wendy's
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Crashing the Creche
Merchants running with their carts like peddlers at a parade, camp prostitutes trying to get a look at the baby, roman soldiers investigating the cause of the commotion, animals in an uproar and at least a few heavenly guardians in the room. The night was certainly holy, but definitely NOT silent. Now I need to find a bunch of new figures for my nativity scene! Continue reading
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Tagged Angels, Animals, Bethlehem, Bible, Charles Shulz, Charlie Brown, Christmas, Etymology, History, Jerusalem, Jesus, Military, Prostitutes, Rome, Silent Night
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The Chair
The reasons a chair might be empty are numerous. At our house, we have some missing family members when we gather around our table; family members we wish were still there with us. We also miss friends who used to join us for meals when we lived far from where we are now. Continue reading
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Tagged Advent, Change, Charity, Christmas, Clint Eastwood, Death, Divorce, Estrangement, Faith, Family, Grief, Hope, Hospitality, Life, Loss
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The Christmas Guest
Who’s coming to your house tonight? “The Christmas Guest” by Helen Steiner Rice is my favorite Christmas poem. I hope you enjoy it. Merry Christmas! It happened one day near December’s end, Two neighbors called on an old-time friend And … Continue reading
Angels Among Us
I traveled past the famed Anaheim Angels Stadium hundreds of times while living in Southern California. When I was twelve, I played Little League Baseball and chose to play for the Little League Angels because Nolan Ryan came to the … Continue reading
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Tagged Alabama, Anaheim Angels, Angels, Caroling, Christmas, Christmas Trees, Christopher Lloyd, Country Music, Danny Glover, Elijah, God, Heaven, Holy Spirit, Joplin, Joplin Missouri, Little League, Malachi, Moses, Nolan Ryan, Psalms, the bible
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Royally Skewed
I’m sharing this story because of the number of people I’ve found who don’t know about what happened. On the day before Thanksgiving, a baby boy, only a few hours old, was left in a church in Queens, NY. New … Continue reading
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Tagged Baby Jesus, Catholic, Christmas, God With Us, Manger, Miracles, New York, Orphans, Queens NY, Virgin Mary
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Not Words Alone from Curt Savage Media 