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  • Love vs. Hatred—and the Winner is ??

    By Larry Peterson Enter the deadly sin of pride. Love is all about Giving, isn’t it?  Christ loved us and GAVE His life for us. “No greater love is there than to lay down your life for a friend.” Now that is some serious Giving. Most followers of Christ do their feeble best to follow Read more

  • Melchizedek and Tithing; How are they connected?

    By Larry Peterson tithing I don’t know about you, but I have never thought much about “Melchizedek.  Who is he? Where did he come from? Why am I thinking and writing about him now? Well, I heard a homily recently where the priest talked about everyone’s favorite topic, tithing.  First, he quoted in the New Read more

  • A Father honors his Good Samaritan Son on Father’s Day

    By Larry Peterson His name was Billy This is about a guy who lived in Pinellas Park, Florida. His name was Billy. He was a man filled with great empathy, intuition, faith, and love for family, friends, and humanity. He was like a son to a 90-year-old neighbor who lived alone and had no one. Read more

  • Observing Mother’s Day—Never let a Hug go by

    By Larry Peterson Mother’s Day is almost here, and I will tell you immediately that it has never been my favorite holiday. Truth be known, it has consistently been my most dreaded day of the year. So please bear with me as I share my journey to finally finding some inner peace with this beautiful Read more

  • Snowflakes, Rainbows, & the Twenty-Four Hour Day—Proof there is a Creator

    written after seeing a  rainbow—   By Larry Peterson In 2006, NASA’s New Horizon spacecraft left our humble, little planet and began its voyage to the edges of our solar system and beyond. After traveling 3 billion plus miles New Horizon finally passed the dwarf planet Pluto, the furthest planet from our sun. I don’t Read more

  • He embraced the two Greatest Commandments; He Loved God and his Neighbor

    By Larry Peterson A stranger named Francis Delalieu Servant of God and Stigmatic, Louise Lateau, was born on January 29, 1850, in Belgium. She passed away at the age of thirty-three. But this story is not about Louise. It is about a stranger who came and stayed for more than two years. He saved not Read more