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The Journey of Life:
Rev. Keith Fallis shares his memories of his friends and coworkers in this story, written on 10/13/2026. My flashlight guides me. The beam only goes so far; I can’t see the end of the journey. As the light shines across… Continue reading
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I have a question:
Who has impacted your walk with God? What would you tell them? This question came to mind this past Sunday. I think of the verse in Philippians (1:3). It reminds us to thank God every time we remember others. I… Continue reading
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What Does Your Time With God Look Like these Days?
I wonder how you would answer this question. Do you wake up early, sit with a cup of coffee, and read God’s word? Do you sit on the porch, listening to the sounds around you while you read God’s word?… Continue reading
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A Perspective About Life, Truth & Opinions
I am a lifelong learner seeking knowledge. I have to admit that I often struggle with truth. Today, it is so hard to find truth. There are sources that intentionally distort the truth. In John’s Gospel, Pilate asked, “What is… Continue reading
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Maintaining Spirituality in the Midst of the Human Condition: A Reflection for First Responders
For more than three decades, I have walked in the shoes of a first responder. I initially entered the profession seeking life experience and a deeper understanding of the human condition. At the time, I was searching for clarity about… Continue reading
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Do You Have 8 Minutes?
I feel the need to repost this article. A week ago Sunday, I wish someone had asked for 8 minutes. Instead, a choice was made that has affected many lives. 8 minutes is a code for, “I need you” or… Continue reading
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Caring for the Soul God Provided You.
A phrase we hear a lot these days: self-care. Sometimes it means something very helpful, like rest, boundaries, prayer, therapy, friendship, or taking a walk. Other times, self-care gets reduced to buying something because “I deserve it and it brings… Continue reading
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Prayer That Sounds Like a Conversation
If I’m going to be honest, there are days I feel like I have a pretty good handle on life. I work on making lists. If I’m lucky, I get to check a few things off. For a brief and… Continue reading
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Everyone has a story.
That may sound simple, but it is one of the most important truths we can remember when we meet another person. Every person we encounter carries a life experience we cannot fully see. Behind each face is a journey made… Continue reading
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Musings from a Chaplain, Part II
I wrote to you about storms. I meant every word. But I have been thinking since then, and I realize there are things I left unsaid. I told you that God called you into this service. That is true. But… Continue reading
