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Yes, are we willing to adapt and "see" interruptions as invitations? Whether in the Congo or in the USA we have ideas and plans about what we hope to do or accomplish (albeit at a slower pa ...

This topic also captured my attention. As a person who tends to speak up and speak out (and perhaps squelch? the timid or quiet ones) I took this passage to heart. True leadership looks to enhance and ...

He who keeps Israel will neither slumber nor sleep (Ps 121:4)
Some of us have more trouble "letting go" than others. I'm not sure why I am one of those who has more trouble. I had a very lo ...

Ë†Be on guard for yourselves and for all the flock, among which the Holy Spirit has made you overseers, to shepherd the church of God which He purchased with His own blood. I know that after my dep ...

We all know what it's like to have a dog bark incessantly. Too often it seems it is "for nothing." And I'm sure that is how the prophets must have seemed to many of the leaders and people of ...

We all want to be known and loved- as we are, and as we hope to be! And part of being named and known is being remembered. I appreciated what the blogger of "The Limitations of Knowing" wr ...

The opening line to Lost and Found grabbed my attention, "There are one billion sheep in the world, but each one matters to a shepherd somewhere." Oh, how much more do we matter to the Heave ...

When I read of the shepherdsâ€™ endless search for green pastures I was so encouraged by the vision of the Edenic paradise referred to in the scriptures mentioned (Ps 65:13, Ps 78:19, Ex 15:13). ...

Thanks for your message under Called to Care. How easy it is to "grow weary in well-doing" when we take our eyes off the Shepherd of our souls. I had to laugh when you said you were "on ...

Are you a person who likes to "handle" a book and read all the material surrounding the body of the book before you start? Maybe you like to flip through for pictures or the index or "a ...