The Path to Joy

Depression is a real concern today. What comes to mind when one is depressed? Sadness, self-pity, blues, joyless? Perhaps one way to counter depression is to seek its opposite. Choose joy. We choose joy when

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The Lenses of Life

In the medical TV series, Amsterdam, there is a group of cancer patients who play cards together while having their chemotherapy. It is such a wonderful way to lighten and brighten up the dreary weary

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Good Kings, Bad Kings

I’ve been reading the stories of kings of Israel and Judah for the past few weeks. Some kings were good, many were bad.Until the time of King Solomon, Israel was a united kingdom. Later Israel

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The Wise Leader’s Prayer

God asked King Solomon: “Ask what you wish Me to give you.” (1 Kings 3:5) I wonder if God were to ask each of our presidential candidates (and even all the candidates in the forthcoming

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Mom-in-law

(written 12.18.2020 at the height of Covid, months after my m.i.l. passed away. There was no wake, no memorial service, no eulogy, just cremation the morning after.) If you were to ask me for my

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Seeing Truly

Seeing Truly In John 9:1-23, Jesus healed a man born blind. This miracle story is not only about physical healing to see but also an eyeopener; the spiritual lens and insights on life and living.

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Life-long Learning

I learned to drive when I already had 2 school children. I went to French classes when I was pregnant with Michelle, my youngest. I took a couple of swimming lessons just before I learned

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