By Thom Mollohan We’ve all heard the saying that “confession is good for the soul,” but just what does the Bible mean when it says to confess?… Read more “Good for the Soul?”
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Idolatry in the Way
By Thom Mollohan Troubling times? Well, yeah. But not for the reasons we might think. If our nation, our world, is in a mess right now it’s… Read more “Idolatry in the Way”
Touching the Mountain: My Divine Encounter in Montana
By Thom Mollohan In 1990, I spent the summer running children’s programs for some ranching communities in central Montana. I had asked to be assigned to Montana… Read more “Touching the Mountain: My Divine Encounter in Montana”
Shifting Sand
By Thom Mollohan Several years ago, I was the guest of a small church about an hour’s drive away from my home. As I traveled, the bright… Read more “Shifting Sand”
A Bad Trip or Feel My Pain
By Thom Mollohan About 15 years ago, I took a team of college students on a mission trip to minister to migrant workers in a resort town.… Read more “A Bad Trip or Feel My Pain”
A Quiet Place
by Thom Mollohan The 120-degree heat of the sun bore down on my head with fierce zeal. At the moment there was no wind, but I was… Read more “A Quiet Place”
Side-stepping the Snare of Hypocrisy
By Thom Mollohan The world is full of dangers—many that lurk within our own hearts. These stealthy creatures subtly show themselves in our attitudes, speech and actions,… Read more “Side-stepping the Snare of Hypocrisy”
The Freedom of Forgiveness
By Thom Mollohan Forgiveness may be both the most necessary of responses to the grace that God has bestowed upon us and the most misunderstood. Consequently, it… Read more “The Freedom of Forgiveness”
On My Own Now 