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Are You Planning?
Over the years, my family and I have gone on some wonderful family vacations. Whitewater rafting in Colorado. Frolicking in the ocean off the coast of Maine. Sea World and Epcot Center in Florida, the Grand Canyon, the Statue of … Continue reading
Worship in the Midst of Tragedy
Awhile back, I had the opportunity to meet Cara Brovont. She’s a bubbly young Christian mom from Indiana. It didn’t take long for me to realize she had quite a story to tell. When she was just 23-years-old, married for … Continue reading
“Yo, Queeny, Wha‘sup?”
A.W. Tozer is one of my favorite people to quote. Tozer said this: “There is grief in my spirit when I go into the average church, for we have become a generation rapidly losing all sense of divine sacredness in … Continue reading
What Is “Normal”?
A couple years ago, our daughter had heart surgery. We didn’t even know there was a problem until she passed out. We were sitting in a restaurant in a very remote area in another country. One second Amy was talking … Continue reading
Sitting in the Back…
Recently, my wife and I were reading a book together, Jumping Through Fires, by David Nasser. As a high school student, David, a Muslim, had absolutely no experience in a Christian church. When some friends invited him to visit their … Continue reading
To the Least of These
One of my favorite writers is Mark Buchanan, a pastor from Vancouver, British Columbia. In a recent blog post, Mark told about the time he preached at a church in rural Kenya. Most of the people there were poor. Some … Continue reading
Released from Bondage
Recently I was reading through the story of the rescue of the Israelites from Egypt. After being enslaved for four hundred years, they saw the miraculous intervention of God Almighty. Although Pharaoh was completely uncooperative, the Lord demonstrated that He … Continue reading
Bodaciously Wonderful
John the Baptist spoke of Jesus by saying, “the strap of whose sandal I am not worthy to untie” (John 1:27). This statement is an allusion to a servant, the one who washes the feet of the guests. When someone … Continue reading
To Make You Think 