Monthly Archives: October 2008

Our Lord’s Vision in Prayer

Posted on October 5, 2008 by Mark Jarvinen

Jesus prayed not only for His disciples but for those who would believe through their message – that includes us.  His prayer for us is for our unity as His body, and for our destiny – that we might behold … Continue reading →

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Turning Strangers into Friends

Posted on October 3, 2008 by Mark Jarvinen

Most of us feel reasonably comfortable in conversations with strangers that stay light and superficial.  But how do we turn strangers into friends?  Better yet, how do we go beyond the superficial with those we think we know quite well, … Continue reading →

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The Best Prescription for Pain

Posted on October 2, 2008 by Mark Jarvinen

Lately I’ve had several conversations with people battling severe pain from which there seems to be no relief in sight.  “Why?” they ask.  “For what purpose?” they query.  “Where is God?” they wonder.  Then to top it off, a televangelist … Continue reading →

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