How do we make note of the way He speaks to us in His Word? And, even better yet, how do we pray the words He speaks to us in His Word?

From bondage into His Freedom. From death into Eternal Life. From the solitary into Union with Jesus. 

In which we consult with Andrew Murray about our worries of "going back."

Poetry of that melancholy spring day when Jesus, forevermore, marked the Springtime of the Kingdom of Heaven.

The experience of saying goodbye to a dear, wonderful friend - who yet abides in Jesus.

In which Paul invites us to take full possession of He who's come to possess us.

The march from meaninglessness, as attested to by Ecclesiastes, through the consular accession of Napoleon, and back towards The Way.

A picture, from John 6, of the journey we're on...

In the pattern of King Hezekiah and George Müller, we consider the cadence of walking in true friendship with God. 

In which we take an unexpected angle to understand the Finished (once, for all time, and eternally so!) work of Jesus at the Cross and the Grave.