
what pilgrims remember
Stories are not devoid of rhetorical force. They lead to action and anticipation. Continue reading what pilgrims remember
because motives matter
Stories are not devoid of rhetorical force. They lead to action and anticipation. Continue reading what pilgrims remember
In contented hope, godly aspiration can flourish, in the service of others and the stewardship of one’s gifts. Continue reading how pilgrims grow
Sometimes we cry out in our pain and the answer we get is silence. What to do then? Continue reading how pilgrims suffer
Even the kindest believer sometimes thinks “enough is enough.” They have been kicking us around long enough. Continue reading how pilgrims persevere
Just take one step after another, across a good and level land, with blessings all around and just ahead. Continue reading how pilgrims flourish
Meaningful work is when we find out what God is doing and join him in it. Continue reading how pilgrims work
Pilgrims can laugh when we look back at what God has done and look ahead toward what he will do, resting fully in him. Continue reading why pilgrims laugh