Category: Psalms

Dry Ground; Holy Ground
July 4th, 2010

Psalm 63 We see people come and go at RIC and we get used to this. “Pastoring an international church is like pastoring a parade,” I have often said. But there is a difference between someone choosing to leave and someone being forced to leave. On Monday morning I drove Uchenna to the Casablanca airport [...]

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Water for a Parched Tongue in a Dry Land
June 20th, 2010

Psalm 1 I am tired. No matter what I do, I’m tired. I sleep but wake up not feeling refreshed. I have been taking naps which I have rarely done before. And still I am tired. And I am thirsty. I pour a coke with lots of ice and after I drink, I am still [...]

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Grieving
March 14th, 2010

Psalm 77 Village of Hope The events of this week have affected us, some more than others. I want to say upfront that it is not that those who have been most affected have bigger hearts than those who were less affected. It has to do with how intimately connected you are to the Village [...]

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Informed Praise
August 31st, 2008

Psalm 146 There are some children’s movies that adults find appealing and one of those is Mary Poppins. If you are not familiar with this movie, it is about a British nanny with magical powers who comes to take care of the children of a British banker. There are many wonderful songs in this movie. [...]

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Three Secrets
August 24th, 2008

Psalm 139 If I were to ask you to turn to the person next to you in the pew and share your deepest, darkest secret, how willing would you be to do that? If I announced that next week I would put in the bulletin all the deep, dark secrets of your life, how likely [...]

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