A Burglary and a Lesson in Love
A burglary tested Mike Guerrero’s habit of helping strangers in need—but didn’t stop him from loving them.
Mike Guerrero
June 30, 2026
A burglary tested Mike Guerrero’s habit of helping strangers in need—but didn’t stop him from loving them.
After nearly fifty years of marriage, Mike Guerrero writes that caring for his wife during the long good-bye of Alzheimer’s is a privilege. But sometimes, he confesses, he fails her.
A brief exchange in 118°F Yuma highlights the value of labor. Mike Guerrero, retired Covenant pastor, reminds us that dignity can begin when we learn someone’s name.
A small act of kindness, like greeting a stranger, can shine Christ’s light and transform ordinary encounters into moments of grace.
Preach the gospel by doing what you can and trust God to make it sufficient and maybe even extraordinary.
Sometimes a pastor can be rebuked, schooled, and thoroughly blessed in a single precious encounter.
Where does my worrisome prognosis rank in the hierarchy of urgency that God needs to attend to?
A day in the mud can turn into a holy moment.
A fresh perspective in the face of all the overwhelmingly gaudy Christmas decorations.
A sordid tale of boastful pride and the desire to be envied.
