Posts Tagged ‘Yeshua’

In his delightful book Jacob the Baker: Gentle Wisdom for a Complicated World, Noah benShea tells us what a miracle is: “…A miracle is often the willingness to see the common in an uncommon way.” When I was writing Fully Human: The Story of a Man Called Yeshua, I researched the bible, and thought the…

Fully Human: The Story of a Man Called Yeshua As most of you know, I have been writing a novel that depicts the “human” side of Yeshua (a.k.a. Jesus.) I began writing it in 2013. It is now in its final draft, and will, in February, go into final copy editing and publication. Mark Goodson,…

The other day, as I was walking my 200 steps from my house to Yoga Space, I passed by Mary Stevenson’s yard. I looked over at her beautiful garden, and saw a sign in her yard. I had seen it many times before, but saw it again for the first time. It read: “Love thy…

Research can be fun. When I first joined the Odd Fellows back in 2007, I found in one of the back rooms a framed tribute to Dr. Wells.  It was written in 1924.  If you know anything about 1924, know that people put lots of thought into what they were going to write, and the…

We often equate wisdom with age.  But babies are incredibly intelligent. They learn concepts often before they learn words. This child is learning an important lesson: If you have your hands full of toys, and you see another toy you want, you either have to drop one of the toys in your hands, or not…

Yeshua’s Incredible Journey – and mine In 2013 I began writing a novel about Yeshua (a.k.a. Jesus.) Yes, that Yeshua! I have completed the second draft, and after talking to an editor who read through the first few chapters, I have taken her advice and will now to do a third draft.   I’m still…