God’s irony…

humble beginnings tender shoot sprung from parched ground God’s great irony He grew up before him like a tender shoot, and like a root out of dry ground. He had no beauty or majesty to attract us to him, nothing in his appearance that we should desire him (Isaiah 53:2).

New Blog…

New Blog up… yep! not post, but blog… “blessings from zion.”

Dazzled…

Each holiday season in December, I am handed the opportunity to gaze upon the shekinah glory of God that shone about the shepherds of Bethlehem on a cold night in Israel long ago—a night that changed the world forever. It is challenging because there is great competition and distraction in this beautiful Season of Light…

On the Road

I guess it is not enough that we have been like nomads these last few weeks while in the states. Since our house is rented for a season, we have stayed in four homes in four weeks! We are so dependent upon the kindness and goodwill of our hosts, and we have had some incredible…

‘The Eye of the Needle’

This is a prophetic word or a modern parable delivered by Charlotte Baker at a Worship Symposium in Dallas in 1981. Every word is weighty and applicable to our lives today. You can find this modern parable and other parables to the Church by Charlotte Baker here. Enjoy the inspiring read.