Posts Tagged With: Devotional
A Word of Grace – October 10, 2011
Dear Friends: There is a rare place on a Southern California sky island where the black oak, locusts, willows and cottonwood trees change color in October. One has to hike in several miles to a secluded valley to find the gold tinged with orange. I have retreated there several fall seasons to deal with personal … Continue reading
A Word of Grace – September 19, 2011
Dear Friends: Rummaging around the Word of Grace archives this weekend, I came across a 2001 message that was originally an entry in my journal during March of that year. It describes the last visit that I had with my parents in their own home before illness and the advance of years brought their lives … Continue reading
A Word of Grace – April 4, 2011
Dear Friends: The Lord has stirred the story of Eutychus in my heart. This is the first of a two part series on the lessons of that story. On the Saturday night, when we gathered for the breaking of the bread, Paul, who was to leave next day, addressed the congregation and went on speaking … Continue reading
A Word of Grace – November 22, 2010
Dear Friends: There is certainly every reason to desire such a gathering and to work to make it happen. At the heart of the Thanksgiving holiday is a celebration of the blessings of community and grace. Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday because of the thought behind it. If there is “thanks” to be given then … Continue reading
A Word of Grace – June 21, 2010
Please note that the content and viewpoints of Mr. Hansen are his own and are not necessarily those of the C.S. Lewis Foundation. We have not edited his writing in any substantial way and have permission from him to post his content. ————————– Dear Friends: For several days and nights, I’ve preached the Gospel to … Continue reading
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