Monthly Archives: December 2015

I’m with Rachel…Until

Posted on December 28, 2015 by mondaysatthealtar

This week I thought I might write about something light-hearted or humorous. It’s the last Monday of 2015 and since life is filled with challenges and comedic moments, I thought it would be good to spread some laughter at the end of … Continue reading →

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Don’t Forget Herod at Christmas, Terror and All

Posted on December 22, 2015 by mondaysatthealtar

[W]hile Christ’s birth is a romance about God’s great love for God’s people, it is also a story about a decree, a massacre, about principalities and powers and rulers of wickedness in high places. Continue reading →

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More People with More Guns? If You’re Not Joking, You Ought to Be

Posted on December 7, 2015 by mondaysatthealtar

I have sometimes joked with my friends that if I found myself in a dangerous situation facing would-be assailants (you know, the bad guys), in my mind I would be like Black Widow from Marvel’s The Avengers – kicking butt … Continue reading →

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