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Spring's Resurrection
"The trees wore a crown of glory..." Just nearly a week ago, I was in Phoenix visiting family and spending time with dear friends. But in that short span of time, upon returning to Little Rock, I was astounded at the color and life that greeted my eyes everywhere I looked. The once dormant grass and lawns were bursting forth in shades of viridescent, lime, and green, as though awakening from a long winter’s slumber of dormancy or even death. Barren trees now wore a crown

Melanie Boutiette
2 days ago2 min read


Judas Kiss
"They shared many intimate meals..." I’ve pondered the role of Judas in Jesus’ life, especially during this season and as Passover draws near. Judas was no casual bystander. When Jesus called Judas to join His band of disciples, He saw the potential in his life. Jesus also knew the great betrayer that Judas would one day become and the role Judas would play. And yet, He loved Judas and still called him to ministry. Judas was a beloved disciple, a close friend. So close i

Melanie Boutiette
Feb 285 min read


L.E.N.T.
"Lent has a new meaning this year..." During the season of Lent, it’s a part of preparation for the Passover and resurrection Sunday for Christians to fast, pray, and offer alms or special gifts. Lent is a time to prepare your heart and receive Christ anew. I’ve learned a lot from my Episcopal and Catholic friends about Lent. But recently, a friend shared an acronym about Lent with me that has shifted my focus to another unique way to look at Lent. L.E.N.T. represents “le

Melanie Boutiette
Feb 212 min read
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