Rend (ing)
With the rending of the heart And bowing of the knee Lord You are returning. Come let us return to the Lord Come let us return to the Lord. In Brokeness of heart we consecrate our lives Come, come let us return to the Lord. With the rending of the heart, with the bowing … Continue reading
the hope of every man
the story of my friend Eddy.
Things to Leave Behind
Traveling into 2013 a little lighter.
Broken Records
Favorite record growing up: Fox and the Hound. Played a million times on our Fisher Price Record player, the story of two unlikely friends was brilliant. “Forbidden” or “Unlikely” friendship stories are the best because they cause us to hope and even count on friendships that are unlikely, uncomfortable, and full of surprises. So back … Continue reading
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Grace is 4 Thomas and I can’t believe we’ve been parents for 4 years. So much has happened since we’ve had Grace and I think we are wondering what we did with all our time before she came! In honor of this momentous occasion, let me tell you the story about…
When Grace Asks God for Something
Robeson’s are asking for some bold things today.
the small and wise
Taking a lesson from Wise King Solomon’s observations about hard work // He must have know all of our excuses // Four things on earth are small, yet they are extremely wise: ants – creatures of little strength, yet they store up their food in the summer; marmots – vulnerable as they are, manage … Continue reading
I am Sorry
The powerful and changing effects of this man’s apology campaign
Jane Eyre and the Management of Forgiveness
So October 16, 1847, Missy Bronte published “Jane Eyre”. A lovely book, made into a lovely movie that I recently watched on Netflix. And was reminded about God’s threads of forgiveness. Yes, there may be a rap at the end of this post.
Burritos of JOY
A list of sorts. What is bringing me unexplainable JOY on this fine October morn.
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