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3 John 1
I think it’s only fitting that, as we close the letters from John to his churches, we close by talking about hospitality. Now, to be...
Sherra Edgar
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2 John 1
Recently, one of my best friends told me about her experience of being on a jury. She recounted how, after four full days of the trial,...
Sherra Edgar
4 min read


1 John 5
As John, the Beloved, closes out his first letter to the churches, he circles back around to the beginning of his letter, returning to...
Sherra Edgar
4 min read


1 John 4
As you make your way through I John, chapter 4, it’s really hard to miss the LOVE theme screaming at you, right? And, why would we want...
Sherra Edgar
4 min read


1 John 3
Like God the Father, I have an only begotten son. He is grown now, twenty-six years old, and in graduate school, after being in the work...
Sherra Edgar
4 min read


1 John 2
When my son was about 5, he and I and some of our friends – moms and kids – went to a local festival, complete with rides, games and...
Sherra Edgar
4 min read


1 John 1
I love a good mystery. And, OK, maybe I consider myself an amateur sleuth. I love to figure out “Who Dunnit?” before Sherlock Holmes,...
Sherra Edgar
3 min read


What's love got to do with it?
Head coverings and communion – what’s love got to do with it? Let’s pick up back in chapter 10 where Paul verbalizes how he conducts...
Danielle Gorbett
3 min read


Entitlement -- But I want it
What an interesting word! One of the meanings of the word entitlement is the belief that one is inherently deserving of privileges or...
Judy Klein
2 min read


For the Sake of the Gospel
I’m not gonna lie. I just can’t. When I began reading Chapter 9, I felt like Paul was being super braggy about all that he is and all...
Madeline Gonzales
3 min read


1 Corinthians 8
All the implications of 1 Corinthians 10:24 are not yet clear in my mind and heart. This text is not done with me. I need to give it more...
Courtney Tipton
13 min read


Becoming Unequally Yoked
I know, it’s a weird title but bear with me! Hi, I’m Misty, the “believer” in this story and I’m going to tell you about the time I...
Misty LeBouef
3 min read


I’m Gonna Sing
Fifteen years and one week ago, Hurricane Ike hit our town. Out of 1,400 hundred homes, only twelve did not have damage. Unfortunately,...
Judy Klein
3 min read


Trust Me: The Yeast is Bad
I consider myself a pretty good cook. When I have time and enough energy, I really enjoy cooking, too. I love finding and trying new...
Sherra Edgar
6 min read


1 Corinthians 4
If you have ever rented somewhere and then owned a home, you know the difference between being a manager and an owner. When you rent a...
Courtney Tipton
7 min read


1 Corinthians 3
Divide and conquer. This is a tactic that has been used throughout the ages. Actually, it has been around before the beginning of “our”...
Lynn King
4 min read


Nothing but the Cross
Being a teen of the late 60s and early 70s, I was certainly influenced by what was going on around me. I went to probably the most...
Judy Klein
3 min read


Whose Eyes are You Wise in?
The year was 1983; I had just gotten glasses for the first time and was trying, very unsuccessfully, to achieve Farrah Fawcett’s “wings”...
Sherra Edgar
4 min read


Contrast
A recurring theme with Paul is good works. Even James said faith without works is dead, but Paul has gone on to tell his readers to be...
Danielle Gorbett
3 min read


So that
Titus 2 is the meat of Paul's letter to Titus, a man he referred to as both a brother and a son, whom he has appointed to oversee this...
Danielle Gorbett
2 min read
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