Key Truths for seeking hearts

Man stands in the distance in a desert setting, his back turned, head down, arms upraised - holding what appears to be an ax.

We Confess! about ax murderers

Post published:March 10, 2013
Post category:From: We Confess!
Post last modified:March 9, 2024

It’s incredibly hard for good people to admit to grievous sins. It’s rather easier for the ax murderer to confess than for the upstanding citizen to do so. Thankfully, King…

Image from book cover, I Can Read with My Eyes Shut! by Dr. Seuss. Shows the cat in a red-and-white striped hat trying to do just that.

We think we know

Post published:February 22, 2013
Post category:From: What About Women?
Post last modified:March 15, 2024

"There are so many things you can learn about. BUT ... you'll miss the best things if you keep your eyes shut." - Dr. Seuss

Just before sunrise, a glassy lake reflects first light and stunning gray-blue clouds.

Countdown to The Esther Blessing: Parable

Post published:February 20, 2013
Post category:From: The Esther Blessing
Post last modified:July 3, 2025

Mini-post about Esther as parable, teaching us the unseen by showing us what is seen. Quote from The Esther Blessing: Grace to Reign in Life.

Swirling water creates a light blue crown of water.

Countdown to The Esther Blessing: Reign or not

Post published:February 14, 2013
Post category:From: The Esther Blessing
Post last modified:July 3, 2025

Mini-post: The counterfeit of reigning in life. Quote from The Esther Blessing: Grace to Reign in Life.

Black-and-white back view of three violinists playing their parts in a symphony concerto

Your unique voice

Post published:February 9, 2013
Post category:From: The Elijah Blessing
Post last modified:November 12, 2025

You have an instrument. You have a voice. Be blessed to stay before God as he teaches you. Be blessed to play your part.

In the center of the frame, between a rough wood-plank fence in the front and a green forest backed by blue mountaintops in the rear, is the cornfield at Antietam - the site of a fierce Civil War battle and the single bloodiest day in American history.

Cornfield at Antietam

Redeeming the past

Post published:December 25, 2012
Post category:From: We Confess!
Post last modified:March 16, 2024

Mini-post. Image of the cornfield at Antietam, where my great-great-grandfather fought. Quote about repeating the past and redeeming the past, from We Confess! The Civil War, the South, and the Church.