Heal the West

The Expectation of God’s Blessing

We have a divine father who loves to bless us.

May 4 • Julian Adorney

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April 2026

Should We Be More Open-Minded?

What if we saw more of each others’ humanity?

Apr 26 • Julian Adorney

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My Dayenu

Any one of the works that God has done in my life would have been enough.

Apr 12 • Julian Adorney

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Who Are We Called to Help?

Who do we understand, who doesn’t scare us, and whose plight makes us sad?

Apr 5 • Julian Adorney

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March 2026

Fear and Anger

Never tell God that you’re scared of or angry at a person, because He will absolutely make it a priority to heal that relationship

Mar 22 • Julian Adorney

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Theodicy: A Piece of the Puzzle

If I had never suffered, could I minister to other suffering people?

Mar 15 • Julian Adorney

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Lessons From My New Dog

I wonder how often God thinks of me the way that I think of my rescue dog.

Mar 1 • Julian Adorney

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February 2026

Two Ways to Heal

Why seeing our inherent goodness can be more powerful than focusing on our flaws

Feb 15 • Julian Adorney

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On Rabbits and Ducks

If we want to restore our democracy, we have to stop being the reason people across the aisle are so frightened.

Feb 1 • Julian Adorney

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January 2026

What Does It Look Like to Co-Labor With God?

Nuts and bolts, from a recent conversation with inmates.

Jan 25 • Julian Adorney

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What Does It Mean to Be A Warrior Who Follows the Prince of Peace?

It takes more strength to resolve conflicts peacefully than it does to cut the other person down.

Jan 18 • Julian Adorney

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People Are People

Lessons from prison ministry

Jan 11 • Julian Adorney

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