Hebrews 12
Hebrews 12 reminds me of the rating system for hiking trails. This common guideline is used to gage difficulty. It ranges from Easy, to Strenuous,
November 17, 2020
Hebrews 12 reminds me of the rating system for hiking trails. This common guideline is used to gage difficulty. It ranges from Easy, to Strenuous,
1 Corinthians 12 reminds me of “Dem Bones”, the song about “the foot bone connected to the leg bone”. Though not anatomically accurate, the idea
Revelation 12 reminds me of playing softball as kids. We had no adults, and no umpires. Disputed calls were settled quickly by the group. Anyone
Matthew 13 reminds me of two dear friends talking about the challenge of dating after divorce. One is a brilliant physician and the other a
Mark 13 reminds me of the Hawthorne effect. In any social experiment, the participants modify their behavior when they know they are being watched, and
Luke 13 reminds me of the 1987 fire at London’s King’s Cross underground station. It is a classic example of the human capacity to ignore
John 13 reminds me of “lasts”. Very often we do not recognize significant last-time events until much later. We often remember ordinary moments with clarity
Acts 13 reminds me of two types of leaders. There are those that inspire and elevate everyone around them; and others that incite and escalate
Romans 13 reminds me of the Hippocratic Oath. That is the physician’s creed, often shortened to, “First do no harm”. It includes a code of
2 Corinthians 13 reminds me of a phrase my mom used whenever I had a wrestling match. She simply said, “Do good”. She never elaborated