As we look to the future of health care in the United States, we need to consider our past history. We “baby boomers” have worked hard and now want “our due”. Our parents have or are still benefiting from Social Security and Medicare. Now it’s our turn. But how have we “managed” the health care [...]
Archive for March, 2009
Why the Sabbath?
Posted in Christian Living, tagged Bible, Christianity, eternal life, God, Jesus, religion, Rituals, Sabbath, spirituality on March 15, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
The Sabbath was a day of rest instituted by God to continually remind His people about Him. By taking a whole day to totally stop what you’re usually doing and focus on God is much more impactful than just taking an hour out to go to church on Sunday. God wanted them to always be [...]
My Daddy Cleans Up My Messes, Does Yours?
Posted in Christian Living, tagged Babies, Christianity, Fathers, forgiveness, God, religion on March 13, 2009 | 1 Comment »
I just received an email with a hilarious video from YouTube about daddies changing their babies’ diapers. Thinking about this later on, I realized that I have a wonderful Daddy who still cleans up my messes, no matter how big and stinky they are. He still looks at me with eyes of love regardless of [...]
Would You Like to Get Well?
Posted in Christian Living, tagged Christianity, faith, Healing, Jesus, Life, religion, spirituality, Theology on March 1, 2009 | 6 Comments »
Jesus asked a paralyzed man a curious question. “Would you like to get well?” (John 5:6) Sounds like a pretty crazy question, actually a stupid question. Of course, idiot, who wouldn’t want to be healthy. Now let’s bring it into today, to your life now where it counts. You have a lot of emotional baggage. [...]
The Footnotes of Our Lives
Posted in Christian Living, tagged Bethesda, Christianity, faith, Jesus, Life, religion, spirituality, Theology on March 1, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Technorati Tags: Jesus,Christianity,Faith,Healing,Bethesda,Theology I love reading my New Living Translation of the Bible, but it has a unique little quirk to it. It shows some verses found in a few translations as footnotes. Such is the case with John 5:3-5: 3 Crowds of sick people—blind, lame, or paralyzed—lay on the porches.[a] 5 One of the [...]
