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Recalibrating As A Writer
Let me take you on a journey. I think many of you might join me at the start. But as we progress, some of you will click right off with an eye-roll. Others may venture further with me before throwing words like rocks via comments, emails, or unsubscribes. Still, a few will travel forward with… Read more
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The Gospel Net
Jesus knows us. We have a purpose and a place in this world. He knew His disciples, their hearts, and their motivations. And He would often surprise them in how he would do things, for truly His ways were higher than theirs. It is the same today. As I was praying, I thought of Jesus… Read more
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No Sweeter Truth
This week in my Bible reading, I have been studying the book of Romans. It is a rich feast of God’s grace, mercy, and love toward sinners. With a heavy longing to hear from the Lord, I came to Romans 3. My soul felt sapped. My mind was sleepy. I longed for Jesus to refresh… Read more
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Spring Does Ring A Heavenly Chorus
Upward with outstretched colour do tulips tend to rise,Basking in the glory of the Son who made the skies. Bringing joy to those who glimpse their petals open wide,Warmer days are coming, as the frosts have fled to hide. Lambs draw close to mother who stands grazing upon the field,They bless their Maker with a… Read more
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Rethinking Our Mission Field
We stand in awe of missionaries in cross-cultural environments sharing the hope of the gospel. Reading biographies of men and women in church history who made a difference with the gospel inspire and move us. Without downplaying the spiritual victories of the major league biographies, (which are incredible stories of God’s grace), I think we… Read more
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A Mother Unknown
A few evenings ago, I was in tears. The trigger was the envy in my own heart of seeing someone’s success. I am reluctant to share that one of my weaknesses is jealousy stemming from pride. Seeing their achievement brought out my ugliness from within. Thankfully, the Lord is working gently on this area of… Read more
Ruth Clemence 