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Finish Thy New Creation

Billy Graham died February 21, 2018, but who can forget his powerful witness? He was clear and courageous in his commitment and teaching. Here is an example: “If I were an enemy of Christianity, I would aim right at the Resurrection because that’s the heart of...

Hallelujah! It’s Easter!

Hallelujah! It’s Easter!  Maybe it’s my age (I’m 88), but my celebration seems to be richer and more meaningful than ever. Easter always brings to my mind the memory of a friend who was a Benedictine monk.  The way we lived our lives has been vastly different, but I...

A Headline Reminder of the Gospel

The name Ja Morant is almost a household name in Memphis and is a well-known name in the sports world of our nation. His name is constantly in the news for his amazing performance in Grizzlies Basketball games. Recently his name has been in the news for the “wrong...

Competition, Sometimes an Enemy

March Madness is a thrilling demonstration of wholesome competition. But let’s think beyond basketball. Ours is a competitive culture.  Much of our social life expresses it. Winning is everything! Though a good thing in many ways, competition can be an enemy,...

Being Preoccupied With Self

In his classic volume, The Screwtape Letters, C.S. Lewis offers 31 imaginary letters from Screwtape, the primary personality of Hell, to his nephew Wormwood, a junior devil just starting his first assignment on earth. The purpose of the correspondence, done...

A Game Is for a Team

I’m writing this on Saturday, the second day of March Madness. Our family has a good time each year, each filling on a NCAA Tournament Bracket. We have a trophy that is given to the person that does “the best” on choosing winning team. The trophy has traveled from...

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