Today’s post is a guest contribution from long-time friend, Bishop Ronald Wilson. He served as the General Superintendent of the Congregational Holiness Church from 2003-2017. 
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Lately, I’ve been more reflective than usual. I mean, let’s be real here, the nature of my complicated inner life is that there are very few days when I don’t analyze the past, present, and future. Over the last few weeks, though, some illuminating thoughts have developed. Continue reading
Most often heard at funerals, it has historically been called The Shepherd’s Psalm.
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When I think about “vision” I am reminded of a statement attributed to Helen Keller: “What is worse than having no sight is being able to see but have no vision.” Most of you will have no problem understanding Continue reading
Got a few minutes? Let me share seven not so random thoughts with you.
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Perhaps you have not yet taken a moment to consider the featured image of this article. Go ahead and take another look. She’s a beauty and worthy of your consideration. I’m reminded of that old hymn, which fondly relates another ship in its chorus:
If you were to ask me what it takes to become and remain a great Christian leader, I could sum up all I know by experience and education in three short statements.
Continue reading“The sacrifices of God are a broken spirit: a broken and a contrite heart, O God, thou wilt not despise” (Psalm 51:17).
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