Sharings from Sam

At first glance, the Easter narrative seems to get its grammar “wrong.” Two of its most powerful phrases—“It is finished” and “He is risen”—...

Jewish families around the world celebrated Sukkot this week —also known as the Festival of Booths or Tabernacles. It is a time of rememberi...

I truly believe my dog can tell the time. Every morning at 7am, she sits by our front door and starts whining to be taken for her first wal...

Starting a new year is a perfect time to reflect on our current habits and traditions that are no longer serving us. A case in point is the ...

As we prepare our hearts to celebrate Jesus’s birth on Christmas day, 25th December, (the real reason for the season), have you ever wondere...

Those who know me, will know the quest I have been on to find that one, simple, miracle cure to restore my body shape back to what it was in...

I like to wear red on Good Friday to symbolize the blood that Jesus shed for me and the color of the love that fully paid the debt of my sin...

As I paused to reflect on the start of 2024 , I asked God to give me a word to carry into the blank pages of another year.   In an instant, ...

Have you ever lost something really valuable, much needed or expensive to replace?   When you can’t find something and you get that sinking ...

God has laid on my heart the symbolism of Communion and Baptism in reference to Easter’s message of Jesus’s crucifixion and resurrection, wh...

I’ve never understood how a parent can dress their child up as a devil, and then act surprised when they behave like one. As a Christian pa...

The recent week-long Jewish celebration of Sukkot, also known as the Feast of Tabernacles, is one of the Bible's most joyful holidays. B...