The ache in my heart folds me over in anguish when I think of the smallest, most defenseless among us, the unborn, whose lives are silenced before they have barely begun. Tiny hands, trembling hearts, futures stolen before they can breathe, before they can grow, before they can know love. Every heartbeat ended, every soul…… Continue reading A Person is a Person, No Matter How Small
Category: Forgiveness
“When Anxiety Is Not Sin”
A Gentle Word for Weary Hearts I have been thinking about anxiety, especially when I read Jesus’ words in the Gospel of Matthew 6:25–34: “Do not be anxious.” Some interpret those words as a strict command, as though the very presence of anxiety were sinful. But when I sit quietly with them, I do not…… Continue reading “When Anxiety Is Not Sin”
The Healing Power of Forgiveness
Toward Our Parents A Growing Divide It seems to be a growing problem worldwide. This tension between generations, this heartbreaking divide between parents and their children. While my own experience is limited to what I see here in the United States and within my own family, it’s clear that many young people today carry heavy…… Continue reading The Healing Power of Forgiveness
Forgiveness, Faith, and the Danger of Numbness
Scriptures from KJV (King James Version of the Bible) In a world that moves faster every day, it’s easy to become numb to sin, bitterness, or even small compromises in our faith. We can go through life seeing but not truly noticing, hearing but not truly listening, and forgiving less than we should. Yet Scripture…… Continue reading Forgiveness, Faith, and the Danger of Numbness

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