History, Real Life, and Faith
Cat’ eyes s see differently than ours do, I’ve always heard. Their eyes are designed for hunting so they can see better than humans in the dark. They see in shades of black, white and gray, with occasional color tints. Which explains why they can’t tell the difference between the red string toy they can play with and the green…
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Dreams motivating Joseph in the Gospel of Matthew, adding much to the Advent story.
My father told the story this way: He and my mother had been in Las Vegas during the years the Rat Pack flourished and when live bands were popular in even the smallest of clubs. They looked up a relative, checking in to see how she was doing playing in her husband’s small jazz band, and she met them after…
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When you think of a book launch party, do you imagine a New York City penthouse? Do you imagine waiters, stacks of the book, cigarette smoke, fantastic food, champagne and perhaps dramatic evening wear? Maybe a party like the type Nick and Nora Charles used to throw? Seals and Spa folk healing to launch? When we planned the launch for…
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Is the book of Job really about fear and control?
Is it a fear or a phobia? Does it matter?