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Andrew Comiskey

Sloth: A Slow Suicide

Originally published March 9, 2015 ‘Sloth is a kind of oppressive sorrow that so depresses a man that he wants to do nothing.’- St....

Andrew Comiskey

Happy Wound

‘In this desolation we find Jesus, triumphant over death and shockingly alive, present to us in ways we can’t understand, much less...

Andrew Comiskey

Flesh and Stones

Why does Christmas Day fold into the stoning of Stephen? Why does your calendar, O Church, disturb our reverie with bloodshed? Why must...

Andrew Comiskey

Living Hope

No-one embodies the living hope of Jesus better than Dean Greer, our Living Waters USA Manager, and wife Chrystal. I met Dean in San...

Dean Greer

Day 31: Breakthrough to Community

By Dean Greer DSM Living Waters USA Manager Editor’s Note: TOB is the abbreviation for Pope St. John Paul II’s book “Man and Woman He...

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Day 29: Carrying His Cross

By Mike Nobrega Desert Stream Ministries Board Member I came to Desert Stream for help almost 30-years-ago: I was unable to break the...

Andrew Comiskey

Sloth: A Slow Suicide

Original entry date: March 9, 2015 ‘Sloth is a kind of oppressive sorrow that so depresses a man that he wants to do nothing.’ Aquinas...

Andrew Comiskey

Pure Gifts

‘When Jesus ascended on high, He took prisoners captive and gave gifts to men.’ (Eph. 4: 8) In this last week of Easter, between...

Andrew Comiskey

How Deep Your Cross?

‘The rain came down, the stream rose, and the winds blew and beat against the house; yet it did not fall, because it was founded on the...