by Space Welch | May 13, 2022 | Uncategorized
I peered over the pages of a well-worn story, noticing something I’d previously overlooked. Genesis 14 is the first encounter we have of one of Scripture’s most puzzling characters, Melchizedek. In Hebrews, He is expounded upon, and sounds something like...
by Space Welch | May 7, 2022 | Miscellaneous Musings
There’s someone I’ve wanted to introduce you to for awhile now, and tonight seems like just the night to do so. Her name is Mrs. Ahner (sounds like “honor” which seems pretty fitting to me). She was my second grade teacher. We are still...
by Space Welch | May 4, 2022 | Intimacy with Christ, Redemption and Grace
In the beginning of the Book is a story of God speaking a garden into existence, then handcrafting man to dwell in it. So He could enjoy communion with the man and his wife. The conclusion of the story of God is a palace, which He also crafted, to dwell in with His...
by Space Welch | May 3, 2022 | Uncategorized
I found myself talking about the concept of living with open hands so many times over the past week that it seems necessary to write about it… Open-handed Generosity I walked outside with two younger friends, to shower them with a little love in the form of...
by Space Welch | Apr 17, 2022 | Miscellaneous Musings, Redemption and Grace
It is almost unbearable to rehash the story of Christ’s death. Even after decades of reading this story, I instinctually groan when the chief priests and the Pharisees called Him “that deceiver” (Matthew 27:63). Because it’s such a...