Robert & Kay Camenisch encouraging and equipping relationships

Passing By

“As Jesus passed by, He saw a man . . .” (Jn. 9:1). I didn’t need to read any more. These few words stopped me in my tracks, and they continue to convict me, “As Jesus passed by, He saw . . ..” I tend to pass by without seeing. Goals are important. If I…

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What’s Our Problem?

What’s our problem, anger or fear? In TheNational, Rashmee Roshan Lall contends that “Fear, not anger, is gripping voters around the world.” Anger is filling the airwaves and is even evident in political crowds, but I tend to agree with Lall. Something happened several years ago that led me to believe fear is the real issue.…

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To Be Like Jesus

At the Last Supper with His disciples, Jesus knew that one of them would betray Him, He would be crucified, and that He would rise from the dead. He also knew His disciples would scatter, leaving Him to suffer alone. Jesus understood what was before Him, and yet in obedience to His Father, He continued…

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Where Are You? –Part 1

“Can you find Lennox?” asked the mother of our twenty-month-old great-grandson. “He’s hiding from me.” Indeed, Lennox is hiding—in plain view. If you’re not careful, you’ll step on him. I wonder if we, as Christians, are doing the same. Do we stand tall as Christians, or do we try to hide our identity with Christ?…

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Love

  It is Valentine’s, time for cards, flowers, chocolates, and dinner out. Time to express love and caring. Time to say, “I love you.” But then, when isn’t it time to show love and caring? Cards and gifts are mandated by culture on this special day. For many, they are necessary in order to maintain…

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