Monthly Archives: January 2015

IT’S FRIDAY. BUT SUNDAY’S COMING! 3 Lessons From 3 Crosses

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Crosses.  You see them everywhere.  On houses of worship.  On grave markers. As ornate pieces of jewelry worn as a necklace, bracelet or even earrings.

We celebrate the cross. We glamorize it.  We even romanticize it. We all know what it means.  It’s the symbol of Christianity. It represents salvation. It reminds us of Jesus.

Yet the cross was used by the Romans as a cruel means of capital punishment.  It was a shameful death.  A humiliating death.  A painful death.

On that Friday Jesus was crucified there were two other crosses. Continue reading

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HAPPY NEW YEAR!

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After a holiday break, we return refreshed, renewed, and refocused. Norma Jean and I were blessed to spend some really quality time with family, especially our two new grandsons, Roy Sharp Thompson and Miles Carter Weliever!

As we reflect on 2014, it has been a year of many firsts, changes and surprises! No doubt 2015 holds in store unknown adventures, as well as exciting opportunities.

By now you probably have both said and heard “Happy New Year” countless times. It is so traditional to exchange such a greeting that we may not think about its significance. Consider these three important points about a HAPPY NEW YEAR: Continue reading

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