Each year during the Lent season, like many people I opt to “sacrifice” something during the weeks leading up to Easter. Realistically, I know there is nothing I could ever sacrifice that would repay Christ […]
Author: Kathy Kurlin
Who’s Your Daddy?
A couple of weeks ago I found myself spiraling into a mini-meltdown when my well-ordered life spun wildly out of my control. It started simply by waking up with a nasty cold on the day […]
Happy You Near!
The latter part of January finds many of us already in a self-induced guilt funk. The reason being, it’s only three weeks into the New Year and there are those that have already ditched their […]
God’s Still Here
The last few days every news media outlet has focused all their attention on the Connecticut school shooting; as they should. Mass killings are newsworthy. We’re hearing repeated arguments for gun control and outcries for […]
Jesus Plus Twinkies?
The headlines over the last few weeks have been somewhat alarming. Hurricanes, political scandals, the escalating middle-east crisis, the recent Presidential election that left half the country reeling. And just when you think “that’s it, […]
How Would Jesus Vote?
Unless you’ve been hiding under a rock that last couple of months it’s probably come to your attention that there’s an upcoming election in 10 days. My phone rings constantly with non-stop solicitors wanting me […]
A Heart Under Construction
There are fewer things in life that cause me to lose my salvation quicker than driving through a construction zone. On any given day I’m likely to encounter construction on any number of major intersections […]
Hugs From God
Anyone who has ever suffered from insomnia will tell you that it is a very debilitating malady. Being no stranger to repeated bouts of insomnia, I can tell you first hand that there are few […]
Memories of the Heart
Last week I had an unexpected opportunity to meet a most extraordinary woman named Carmen. Carmen made such a lasting impression on me, our meeting will likely stay with me for quite some time. I […]
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Do you ever feel as though you’re navigating your way through life in a “waiting for the other shoe to drop” kind of metaphorical existence? I’m no expert, but I believe that’s part of the […]