Where is God when “bad things happen”? Is there a prescription for dealing with them? ⇔ by Michael Krigline, March 4, 2022. wp.krigline.com ⇔ Note: This was adapted from a 2014 speech given at an International Church in East Asia. Part … Continue reading →
Just days before his death, a popular TV star honestly said, “I don’t know what happens when we die.” Now is the time to think about that, before it is too late.
Continue reading →The original Christmas story in chronological order ⇔ by Michael Krigline, December 2021. krigline.com ⇔ Originally created as an inspirational message for an International Church in China; later revised for a US congregation.. I love Christmas. I love the colors and … Continue reading →
When times are hard, recite this creed ⇔ (c) Tony Horsfall (UK), 2017 ⇔ I got this creed at a conference in Feb 2020, and have since found out that Tony Horsfall is a UK-based writer, retreat leader and spiritual director. … Continue reading →
Vivian Krigline gets a special treat, far from the comforts of home ⇔ by Vivian Krigline (in Xi’an), June 2003. wp.krigline.com ⇔ Vivian first shared this with friends on Facebook, but many liked it so we’re also posting it here. … Continue reading →
Finding perspective through Christmas, in unsettling times
Continue reading →Sin forgiven, infirmity healed, shame cleansed; a new family and new start ⇔ Sept 2020. Michael Krigline. wp.krigline.com ⇔ This was written to explain an idea brought up in the article about Birthdays. Discussion 1. When Christians say that they are “born … Continue reading →
Unseen hand affects the “fullness of time”⇔ Alaska volcano in 43 BC changed Europe’s climate, leading to famine, unrest, and political turmoil, changing Rome’s history forever. by Michael Krigline, Aug 3, 2020. wp.krigline.com ⇔ This article was created for an … Continue reading →
Are you afraid, lonely, unpopular or in danger? Jesus’ response may surprise you! ⇔ by Michael Krigline, October 14, 2012. wp.krigline.com ⇔ This speech (given at the Xiamen International Fellowship–XICF) started with a reading from James 1:2-8. Last week we heard … Continue reading →
Finding meaning in Covid-19 suffering; and God’s incredible desire for us all ⇔ April 2020. Michael Krigline. wp.krigline.com ⇔ Respected pastor/author John Piper has produced a free book called Coronavirus and Christ (see bottom for link/info). In a sense, I write this … Continue reading →