It was in laying hands on my wife for healing from chronic leg pain and praying “… in Your name …” that Jesus pummeled another of my religious notions, saying: “You heal her.” Say what?!? I have no power to heal anyone! Or do I?

Signs and wonders are frequent for those who follow the Lord and walk according to the Spirit. And sometimes the experiences we have contain a deeper meaning, to be revealed by pondering what we’ve witnessed.

How could we, small as we are, ever take in the immensity of God, who is enthroned in the heavens and uses the earth as his footstool? Transcript can be found at RSS.com.

Prompted to read what the Bible says about insecurity I looked up a number of web pages all of which recommended hurling select scriptures at my insecurity monster until it retreated. “Great” I thought, “formula Christianity. Just the ticket for anyone who wants to do battle with that resurgent insecurity beast every day for the rest of their life.” Transcript available at RSS.com.

Can any 2 believers decide to get together, invoke “Jesus name” and thereby compel Him to join them? I don’t know how you react to that approach, but to me it sounds like a form of witchcraft.

When He who is timeless says to us “Remember the Sabbath” and “Remember Me”, do we not fall short when we believe it to mean nothing more than a future command to “take Saturday off” and to “thank Jesus for the wine and the bread”?

Through His brothers, the Lord continues to reach out to the un-saved who remain in this world and through His brothers, Christ Jesus saves them.

Our frank conversation cut me to the heart. I had failed the one person on earth I hoped never to fail. You see, husbands are supposed to be knights in shining armor and wives, the princesses for whom we wage war and slay dragons. But this knight was beaten and broken. Transcript available at RSS.com.