Author Archives: onesimus1

[To view in a browser, visit this Link]   My Brothers and Sisters in Christ, Ever had God drop a nugget of wisdom on you when you’re driving? It happened to me yesterday on my way home.  I was thinking … Continue reading →

[To view in a browser, visit this Link]   My Brothers and Sisters in Christ, Dependency on God is so freeing.  He always brings the right things in His perfect timing.  Like when I sensed a week ago He wants … Continue reading →

[To view in a browser, visit this Link]   My Brothers and Sisters in Christ, Over the last few years, we’ve heard more about “misinformation” and “disinformation” than we care to remember. These overused terms are just softer ways of … Continue reading →

[To view in a browser, visit this Link]   My Brothers and Sisters in Christ, Ever wonder if you’re really following God’s leading when it doesn’t seem to make sense? Then it all comes together when He lets you see … Continue reading →

[To view in a browser, visit this Link]   My Brothers and Sisters in Christ, “There are no coincidences”, said the inmate seated next to me. The volunteer preaching in 2nd service just commented how he and the 1st service … Continue reading →

[To view in a browser, visit this Link]   My Brothers and Sisters in Christ, During chapel services last Thursday, I watched a young man break down as he spoke a prayer request for his Mom who suffered a massive … Continue reading →

[To view in a browser, visit this Link]   My Brothers and Sisters in Christ, This latest winter storm interrupted traffic and airports across the Midwest, dropping a foot or more of snow in many areas. And though we missed … Continue reading →

[To view in a browser, visit this Link]   New Year blessings to you and yours! It seems like we’re about to turn a corner in the “wet blanket” attitude within the prison.  Inmates are still mostly down in the … Continue reading →

[To view in a browser, visit this Link]   Merry Christmas everyone! As you can imagine, the air of depression in the prison this time of year is palatable. It’s hard enough to be separated from family during the holidays, … Continue reading →