300 words a day

Last week, on February 29, I almost wrote about having a bonus day. I was going to ask what we would do with an extra day. Who would we follow up with? What would we check on? What would we let go of? I had a whole list. Somewhere in that thinking, Nancy said, “But […]

God. I need to find some words, for today, that we can tell you and ask you about.  What’s interesting to me is that when David, or whoever, talks about your law, your directions, your commands, the images are delightful. Perfect, refreshing, radiant, pure.  Those aren’t the words that come to mind when we think […]

Making up for differences is a great way we can show God’s love.

Before I finish a story from Tuesday, a quick note. I mentioned that Elijah was the only person who hadn’t died between Abraham and Paul. And someone asked about Enoch who, according to Genesis 5, “walked faithfully with God; then he was no more, because God took him away.” But Enoch lived, and disappeared, before Abraham. […]

More from Rich Dixon: +++ Last time I left you with two questions. Who’s them…and us? Who’s handicapped…and able-bodied? I believe these questions cut much deeper than physical impairments. I obviously face a unique set of physical challenges. But words have incredible power to shape our attitudes. Description becomes perception, and perception becomes reality. Handicapped, […]