A quest for COMMON SENSE and ANCIENT WISDOM! Welcome to a Safe Place for the suffering and those sincerely searching for Light in the shadow-lands. May you find inspiration for the journey!
2019 Christmas Message
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It was such a privilege to share this sermon after so many years on hiatus.
My heart was so full - as a result, the editing process was so painful!
(Yes, this is only the half of it. The full manuscript is available.
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