Tag Archives: God

God’s User Agreement

Posted on January 14, 2020 by Craig Kuehn

When I download an app, I typically will either check the box that says I read the user agreement or scroll to the bottom of the agreement so that the installation can continue. I suspect that most people do the … Continue reading →

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Triune Love

Posted on July 14, 2019 by Craig Kuehn

Our brains are way too small to comprehend God. The Trinity is what makes sense of what we know about God, even though we really can’t fully explain it.   John Wesley once said, “Show me a worm that can … Continue reading →

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Saying Good-bye

Posted on May 28, 2017 by Craig Kuehn

At Snowline Hospice, I work with people who bravely say good-bye. I work with people who struggle to say good-bye through their tears. I have people who can’t say good-bye because they are in denial that their loved one is … Continue reading →

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Light up the World! Jesus Is Come!

Posted on December 25, 2013 by Craig Kuehn

Hanging lights on a Christmas tree can be most stressful. Some nice person on the Internet has even made a list of Things Not to Say When Hanging Lights on the Christmas Tree. Let me read some of them: 8. … Continue reading →

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Restore, restore your people

Posted on December 18, 2013 by Craig Kuehn

I have a brother-in-law who is a major in the Utah National Guard. He was a captain a few years ago when we stayed with them for my mother’s 80th birthday. While we were there he was called out because … Continue reading →

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Being the Holy Decider

Posted on December 3, 2013 by Craig Kuehn

William Willimon is professor of the Practice of Christian Ministry at Duke University. He is also a United Methodist bishop. Willimon is a noted preacher and gives preaching workshops. I’m telling you this because I’m going to tell you a … Continue reading →

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Posted on October 4, 2011 by Craig Kuehn

Wayne Parker “was talking last week with a professor friend of (his) at (a) local university. He teaches a freshman level chemistry class and told (Wayne) about a phone call he had received from a parent of one of his … Continue reading →

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The Living Stones of Our Saviour

Posted on July 19, 2011 by Craig Kuehn

This is a wonderful occasion. This parish is celebrating being in Placerville for 150 years. Being here in this place happened because of the work and dedication of many, many people. The current members of this are parish are the … Continue reading →

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We are created in love

Posted on June 21, 2011 by Craig Kuehn

The Trinity is a mystery that is impossible to solve like a puzzle. When we examine it like a puzzle, we cannot help but be confused. It is a confusion that is not unlike that of the famous Abbot and … Continue reading →

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Love in Action

Posted on May 31, 2011 by Craig Kuehn

Michelle Feldstein collects unwanted and out of place animals. She does this with her husband on 300 acres north of Yellowstone National Park. Deer Haven is the name of their ranch for unwanted animals. They have flightless ducks, clawless cats, … Continue reading →

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