by Ray Rhodes | Oct 31, 2022 | Dancing Puritan
Today is Halloween, a 10 billion dollar industry according to Forbes. Today is also Reformation Day and many Christians will remember Luther’s hammer strike that fixed his 95 Theses to the church door at Wittenberg on October 31, 1517, thus beginning the...
by Ray Rhodes | Oct 24, 2022 | Dancing Puritan
Do you look too much on outward appearances? Spurgeon encourages us to remember that our “direst calamity” is our “greatest mercy.” Hear Charles Haddon Spurgeon’s words from 1878. “We ought to learn, again, that there is no...
by Ray Rhodes | May 17, 2022 | Dancing Puritan
Dear Lydia, From climbing trees to managing CFA, you ascend; rising up, moving onward, and looking outward and upward. From UP you see and we see. But, often in the Valley, when we are low, then we gaze upward most and see, know, and feel God’s...
by Ray Rhodes | May 17, 2022 | Dancing Puritan
Dear Lydia, From climbing trees to managing CFA, you ascend; rising up, moving onward, and looking outward and upward. From UP you see and we see. But, often in the Valley, when we are low, then we gaze upward most and see, know, and feel God’s...
by Ray Rhodes | Dec 24, 2021 | Dancing Puritan
Early mornings offer opportunities that are more elusive later in the day. Our house is quiet and there is a sense of calmness settled in our rooms. No one is calling, the challenges of the day are somewhat hidden, and new opportunities beckon me onward. Today...
