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COLUMN: Grey Matters - Hoy! Come to the waters (opens the original)
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“Hoy! Everyone who thirsts, come to the waters; and you who have no money come, buy and eat. Come, buy wine and milk without money and without cost.” -Isaiah 55:1 (NASB) Each year Christians around the world observe the ‘Season of Creation’, a period of prayer and reflection that begins Sept. 1, the first day of the Orthodox church calendar, and concludes on October 4, the feast day of Saint Francis of Assisi, patron saint of ecology. During these weeks, believers are invited to consider God’s g
COLUMN: Grey Matters - Inspirations for well-being (opens the original)
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This summer, my church hosted a series called Inspirations for Well-Being. People shared things that contribute to their well-being, including backyard gardening, music, painting, wilderness experiences, and being in community. The series culminated last week with a reflection on the source behind all these inspirations: God the Creator and people. God is amazing. People are amazing, especially those who rise from the ashes and create something beautiful. Before continuing, I should offer a disc
COLUMN: Grey Matters - Why recollecting is important (opens the original)
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“The hard truth is that the most basic aspect of our humanity is not our determination, our talents, or whatever we accomplished during last year’s resolutions. We are united by our fragility. We all need shelter because we are soft and mushy and irritable in the elements—and we will need so much more than a bank loan because, sooner or later, we are left exposed.” – Kate Bowler When I was executive director at Mennonite Heritage Village (MHV), I had two types of people asking me about leaving a
COLUMN: Grey Matters - Wilderness and restoration (opens the original)
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“Do not work so hard for Christ that you have no strength to pray, for prayer requires strength.” — J. Hudson Taylor Last week we looked at 1 Kings 19 where Elijah fled for his life into the wilderness and God met him there. 1 Kings 19:5a-9a: “He (Elijah) finally sat down under a solitary broom bush. He longed for his own death… suddenly a messenger tapped him and said to him, “Get up! Eat something!” Elijah opened his eyes and saw flatbread baked on glowing coals and a jar of water right by his
COLUMN: Grey Matters - Wilderness and restoration (opens the original)
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“He (Elijah) finally laid down under a solitary broom bush. He longed for his own death… suddenly a messenger tapped him and said to him, ‘Get up! Eat something!’ Elijah opened his eyes and saw flatbread baked on glowing coals and a jar of water right by his head… Elijah got up, ate and drank, and went refreshed by that food for 40 days and nights until he arrived at Horeb, God’s mountain. There he went into a cave and spent the night. The Lord’s word came to him.” – 1 Kings 19:5a-9a This summer
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