iConfession?
I have no criticism of this Confession App. In fact, I admire this attempt to integrate Biblical teaching with digital technology. I found the app helpful. But, it is not satisfying.
Continue reading →Take a Laughter Break
This is gut-busting funny. This dad has given a job rejection letter to his baby, who is helping the man gain a more balanced perspective. “Laughter is the closest thing to the grace of God” – Karl Barth, theologian
Continue reading →It’s a Trap
Dearest in the Lord, PLEASE ENDEAVOUR TO USE IT FOR THE CHILDRENOF THE GOD. I am Sister Regina Pascal from Kuwait.I am 48 year’s old and married to late Dr.kenedy pascal who worked with Kuwait embassy in cote d’ivoire for nine … Continue reading →
Feeling Loved?
When have you recently felt the love and caring of your church?
Continue reading →Egypt – Prominent in the News – and in the Bible
Since the days when Messiah walked this earth, the peoples of Israel and Egypt have had a tenuous relationship with one another at best. The blessing and curse motif has continued; at times, Egypt has been a place of safety and security for Jews…
Continue reading →My Visit to Bidwell Memorial Presbyterian Church in Chico, CA
After two weeks of study leave, I am back (Monday). Since I didn’t need to preach today, I visited a church that’s been on my radar for a few years, since it has grown from a Sunday attendance of about … Continue reading →
Why We Can’t Wait for Justice – Martin Luther King, Jr
“just give it time; it will all work out fine” stuff #MLKdidnotsay – is it trending yet? Add yours #MLK Here’s what #MLK DID say: http://dweidlich.com
Continue reading →Martin Luther King, Jr – More than a Dream
I’ve compiled a Youtube Playlist of a few favorites, followed by the entire “I Have a Dream” speech.
Continue reading →Update: Southern Sudanese Head to Polls
On Sunday, millions of southern Sudanese began voting in a referendum for independence as required in the 2005 peace agreement with the Muslim-majority national government in Khartoum. The high expectation could be seen in the faces of many and the … Continue reading →
Critical Vote for Independence in Southern Sudan
On Sunday, the fate of 8.2 million southern Sudanese will be put to vote: whether or not to pursue independence.
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