John 1
John 1 reminds me of the power of the written word to crystalize ideas. I literally wrote out a list of qualities and characteristics for
May 3, 2016
John 1 reminds me of the power of the written word to crystalize ideas. I literally wrote out a list of qualities and characteristics for
John 2 reminds me of above ground pools. An empty pool is flimsy and unstable, but once full it becomes immovable. In my teens I
John 3 reminds me of the End Zone. In football, that’s the area beyond the goal line. It represents completion and victory. It is the
John 4 reminds me of the fabled Hatfield versus McCoy feud. History tells us this was a very real story spanning generations that started over
John 5 reminds me of the childish phrase, “You’re not the boss of me”. In our culture, yielding to almost any authority is uncomfortable. Some
John 6 reminds me of the neighbor’s pool. In the dog days of summer, it offered us hours of fun and relief from the heat.
John 7 reminds me of the fear of commitment. We hear; “I’m just not ready yet”. Frequently this is associated with “settling down” in marriage.
John chapter 8 reminds me of the worst feeling in the world. Hopelessness is devastating and can lead us to very dark places. Physical pain
John 9 reminds me of a song from the Sound of Music. It contains a misconception that is very common, and very destructive. “Somewhere in
John 10 reminds me of door locks. The old adage is that they put locks on doors to keep honest people out. Crooks will break