My Featured Blogger this week is Steve Beckham of Thoughts Along the Way. Today is Ash Wednesday, the beginning of Lent, the season leading up to Easter. And while this isn’t an Ash Wednesday post per se, if you read on I think you’ll find it a wise and apt reflection for the season ahead.
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Thank you, Mitch. I always appreciate your appreciation.
And as always, Steve, the honor is mine.
What a great post! Thank you for sharing this inspiring witness with us, Mitch. We can all use a little more of this kind of “saltiness” in our lives.
An inspiring post. Thank you for visiting my blog and for the follow.
Happy to do so, Clare.
matthew 5:11 & 45 explains how to hide your word in the light to not sin against thee had verse 13 & 20 how many verses in matthew 5 is that 22 o 47 verses
In 2002, my daughter and I attended the multi-faith celebration for World Youth Day with Pope John Paul II and hundreds of thousands of pilgrims who flocked to Toronto, Canada. The theme was, of course, Mathew 5:13-14 You are the salt of the earth…You are the light of the world. It was such an awe-inspiring event with such a powerful message. Thank you for rekindling this wonderful memory with your blog, Steve. The backstory about Art Garfunkle and how his blind friend “saw” his potential and helped him with his last dollar was touching. Sandy, with encouragement from his friends, also accomplished what the Good Lord intended. Thanks, Steve for sharing this story. Thanks, Mitch, for sharing your blog space