by Jean Wilund | May 16, 2014 | Blog
In all the world, only Noah was holy in God’s eyes. In all the world! Despite living in a world where every heart was set on evil, Noah still lived his life in such a way that God could declare him righteous in His eyes. I talked about this in my last post, The Red...
by Jean Wilund | May 2, 2014 | Blog
The story of Noah’s Ark is so popular, even atheists like it, as evidenced by the most recent movie of Noah to hit the market, which was co-written by a self-proclaimed atheist. Why wouldn’t he like it? It’s a great story. This screenwriter’s version,...
by Jean Wilund | Apr 24, 2014 | Blog
When something spectacular happens in your life, you celebrate. When it happens twice, you stand stunned and speechless. And then you celebrate A LOT! The first time it happened, I was in high school, and it wasn’t an “it,” she was a...
by Jean Wilund | Apr 20, 2014 | Blog
The Groves by Sherrie Morrison Tis midnight and on Olivet The moon and stars are all that stare Upon the sacred ground Where Jesus prayed and wept. This grove of trees – this sanctuary – Where the Son of Man sought solace from the agony he faced, Stands...
by Jean Wilund | Apr 18, 2014 | Blog
If I become senile in my old age and forget how to tie my shoes, I’ll still remember celebrating Easter in Florence, Italy. It was 1984, and Mom and Dad had brilliantly planned for us to be in Florence on Easter. Naturally we planned to attend the service...
by Jean Wilund | Apr 15, 2014 | Blog
Poor Cain. That’s what I thought for the longest time. What was so wrong with Cain’s offering that God would reject it? Poor Cain! I hear that thought from others, too, until they take a closer look at what happened – what really happened – and they see Cain has no...