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In God’s Economy…

Sue LeDoux Posted on June 14, 2022 by Sue LeDouxJune 14, 2022

      “Where’s my coin of the realm?” he asked, patting his empty pocket and scanning the dresser top. “Aha!” He palmed the silver plastic token that his friend Bill had given him. Squinting at the inscription, because he … Continue reading →

Posted in faith | Tagged church, economy, eternity, God, God's values, helping others, love, rheavenly real estate, talent, time, tithing, treasure, values | 4 Replies

Choose Wisely, Grasshopper

Sue LeDoux Posted on May 16, 2022 by Sue LeDouxMay 16, 2022

As part of a Bible study on discipleship, our pastor assigned the book The Trouble with Jesus by Joseph M. Stowell, author, past president of the Moody Bible Institute and the current Teaching Pastor at Harvest Bible Chapel. He begins … Continue reading →

Posted in faith | Tagged choice, division, Jesus, options | 5 Replies

Mothers in Need of Others – A Small Organization with a Big Scope

Sue LeDoux Posted on April 19, 2022 by Sue LeDouxApril 19, 2022

Recently, I spoke with Maria Wehrle, founder and director of Mothers in Need of Others (MINO). In 2004 she took a “spiritual gifts” class at church, hoping to learn what she might do next with her life. It was the … Continue reading →

Posted in faith | Tagged babies, charitable organization, children, helping others, Maria Wehrle, MINO, moms, Mothers in Need of Others, supplies | 6 Replies

Hidden Boat

Sue LeDoux Posted on March 21, 2022 by Sue LeDouxMarch 21, 2022

Years ago, I came upon a quirky piece of art. At first glance, it looked like a picture made up of thousands of shards of colored pieces. Colorful, but where was the artistry? (Clearly, I’m not a fan of modern … Continue reading →

Posted in faith | Tagged care, faith, love, surrendering, trust, Trusting God, walk by faith | 2 Replies

The Building

Sue LeDoux Posted on February 20, 2022 by Sue LeDouxFebruary 20, 2022

For all I know, by the time you read this post, we may have witnessed the first salvo of a European war. European war. Those words belong to my parents’ generation, not mine. We baby boomers lived through the Cold … Continue reading →

Posted in faith | Tagged belief, burning building, escape, fire, only way, safety, salvation, world | 2 Replies

Serendipity aka God

Sue LeDoux Posted on January 24, 2022 by Sue LeDouxJanuary 24, 2022

Deism is a philosophy popular in the 17th and 18th centuries. It asserted God created the world but does not interact with people. I suppose it let God off the hook when wars, plagues and other disasters occurred; there was … Continue reading →

Posted in faith | Tagged chance, coincident, Deism, God, God's care, God's love, love, serendipity | 4 Replies

Ho-Hum

Sue LeDoux Posted on December 26, 2021 by Sue LeDouxDecember 26, 2021

Christmas Now As I get older, Christmas becomes more about the Incarnation than Santa and all our treasured traditions. Some understandably dread Christmas. But even the most eager revelers may feel like the Santa in the picture by December 26. … Continue reading →

Posted in faith | Tagged Advent, Christ's coming, Christmas, frenzy, gifts, love, Revelation | Leave a reply

From Temporal to Eternal

Sue LeDoux Posted on November 29, 2021 by Sue LeDouxNovember 29, 2021

  On November 15, 2021, my wonderful husband entered into the light of Christ. He transitioned from the temporal to the eternal, leaving behind a body that was his worst enemy. From age nine to 86 arthritis tried to stop … Continue reading →

Posted in faith | Tagged eternal life, Eugene LeDoux, generosity, legacy, life well lived, Mothers in Need of Others, Rochester Corvette Club, temporal life | 16 Replies

Ancient Beginnings

Sue LeDoux Posted on October 24, 2021 by Sue LeDouxOctober 24, 2021

I loved my Music History 101 course that began with Gregorian chant, worked its way through motets and madrigals and on to the baroque. I soon realized the history of Western music rolled along with church history and world politics … Continue reading →

Posted in faith | Tagged contemporary Christian music, Gregorian chant, liturgical music, motet, plainsong, Taize Fraternity | 1 Reply

Crossroads

Sue LeDoux Posted on September 26, 2021 by Sue LeDouxSeptember 26, 2021

I wonder how many chapters history will devote to the early 21st century. Simmering problems, like climate change, racism, and the fate of democracy, have come to a head in the wake of this endless Covid pandemic, and there’s no … Continue reading →

Posted in faith | Tagged crossroads, decisions, future, mugwumps, paths, problems, Trusting God, trusting ourselves, understanding | 5 Replies

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