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Finding My Humanity

May 26, 2008 By: Cathi-Lyn Dyck, Managing Editor Category: , , , , , , , ,

Marty wrote something profound last weekend. (Yeah, dude, you now have me on record saying that. :~)

He wrote, “If a person is forfeiting their humanity to appease someone else, then there is no way a person can actually enjoy that. It has to break down the body and mind at some point.”

Forfeiting your humanity to appease someone. Those are exactly the right words to describe it. And I believe that in those situations, we are ultimately forfeiting our humanity to the devil. Much as that sounds like wacko-talk, I came to believe in the reality of evil forces years before I believed in a God.

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Crying Wolf

May 20, 2008 By: Patrick Category: , , ,

CHICAGO, May 15.—The Rev. W.W. Reynolds, pastor of the Brightwood Methodist Church of Indianapolis, recently wrote to Capt. Luke Colleran, Chief of the Chicago Detective Department, inquiring if the use of the bicycle among women had affected their morality in any perceptible manner. Although not offering statistics, Capt. Colleran’s reply deals with the subject in a positive manner.

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Grin and Bear It…Not Me

May 17, 2008 By: Marty Category: , , ,

“Grin and Bear It” has been a popular idiom for generations.  It means to not only endure but happily accept a bad situation because there is nothing you can do to improve it.

I would call that hopelessness.

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The Critter Box

May 08, 2008 By: Cathi-Lyn Dyck, Managing Editor Category:

By S.L. Hazzard

lizard-catchingI have three wonderful grandchildren, Aidan, age 9…Gannon, age 7…and Quinn, age 4. They live eighty miles from our home, in Alabama. The distance is far enough so that, to them, it is like taking a vacation to come to our house. All three children are gifted intellectually beyond their years, and in other areas, as well. To them, the world is one huge science lab, and they are constantly learning about things such as insects, reptiles, birds, geology, and botany. Their parents, my daughter and son-in-law, see to it that the children have many books in their home library, and reading is a daily delight at their house.

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Religious Performance, Onstage Now

May 05, 2008 By: Cathi-Lyn Dyck, Managing Editor Category: , , , ,

It’s amazing what stupid things people will start a disagreement over. I get tired of it.

Currently, there’s an individual in our church who has really made a muck-up of a lot of things for a lot of years. Well, okay. There’s a couple of them. And I’m sure my turn will come too. In any case, the current fool recently brought me to an anger level I haven’t experienced since before I was born again. It’s a funny thing; trusting Jesus’ payment for your sins makes you a new creation, and you’re so thrilled with the freedom and the relative peace of that new life . . . and then, over the years, things get complicated again.

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