Monthly Archives: February 2009

Visible Faith

After having an ashen cross smeared on my forehead at the Ash Wednesday service, I went grocery shopping at Target. People could visibly see that I was a Christian. My words, my actions and even my facial expressions represent Christ to a watching world. Continue reading

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My Lenten Sacrifice

Sometimes things intended for good can get in the way of our relationship with God. My brain is saturated with Christian teachings. I have so many messages I’m trying to process that it’s all become pea soup. I’ve tuned out the God’s teaching with man’s teachings. I’m fasting from Christian books, radio ministries, blogs, etc., and focusing on the Bible and reconnecting on a personal level with God. Continue reading

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Lenten Sacrifice

Lenten sacrifices aren’t reserved for Catholics. They can bring all of us closer to Christ and give us a greater appreciation of his sacrifice for us. Continue reading

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An Introduction to “Teachings From The Trail” Devotions

Teachings from the Trail devotions are written to encourage learning and change, not just light-hearted reading. Grab a journal and reflect on the questions for five days. Continue reading

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Teachings from the Trail debuts

Why I write devotions and who will benefit from them. Continue reading

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