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The Floods Engulf Me
This morning I woke up to find that my city was underwater, and when we find ourselves engulfed in a raging flood, it can be easy to lose hope.
Beverly Cleary Turns 100.Why it Matters to Me.
As Beverly Cleary celebrates 100 years, I reflect not only on how much the world has changed over the last century, but also on how much it has remained the same. The characters she created so many years ago still resonate strongly with children today, and hold a special place for many of us who grew up reading about them.
Let the Church Rise
“Standing in the full armor of God as we wrestle for the soul of our nation” The song “Let the Church Rise”, written by my friend Jeoffrey… Read more “Let the Church Rise”
Little League and Thankful Mornings
I spent last night at our local Little League field, waiting for the rainout. During this time of year, the ball field is where I spend most… Read more “Little League and Thankful Mornings”
A Proverb A Day
The book of Proverbs is a book of wisdom, and I for one will take all the wisdom I can get! In a world where our lives… Read more “A Proverb A Day”
A Day With Alligators
The question wasn’t whether we might see an alligator – the question was how many of them would we see.
10 Verses That Give Us Hope
One of the great misconceptions about Christianity is that as a Christian, life will be easy. The truth is that even though we have found new life… Read more “10 Verses That Give Us Hope”
The Show Has Left Town
So today the St. Louis Rams no longer exist, and the team will return to the west coast to once again become the Los Angeles Rams, leaving… Read more “The Show Has Left Town”
The Last Week of the Year
Christmas is a time of remembrance. The season guides us to reminisce about the joys and sorrows of years past, filling our days with favorite movies, nostalgic… Read more “The Last Week of the Year”
Just Drop the Blanket
AUTHOR’S NOTE: click here for a non-exhaustive list of publications and websites that have referenced or republished ‘Drop the Blanket’. It is a blessing to know that… Read more “Just Drop the Blanket”
A New Banner
I read earlier this week that the Memphis, TN city council has voted unanimously to exhume and move the bodies of General Nathan Bedford Forrest and his… Read more “A New Banner”
What’s Your Worship Like?
Originally Published in Worship Leader magazine It can be argued that worship leaders have the greatest impact on how our church is viewed in the community due… Read more “What’s Your Worship Like?”
By the Sword
It can be difficult to read the headlines on any given day (or scroll through a facebook feed, for that matter) without becoming seriously discouraged. There is… Read more “By the Sword”
Why Did Brian Williams Lie to Us?
There’s been a lot of talk this week about Brian Williams and his habitual embellishment of events. He was called out on a lie about being shot… Read more “Why Did Brian Williams Lie to Us?”
To Reflect and Resolve
As we enter 2015, I can’t help but reflect on 1915. The world of 1915 was a world at war. It was a world filled… Read more “To Reflect and Resolve”
Always October
I just never really understood baseball, and as a kid I had trouble even hitting a ball off a tee. My wife laughs that I don’t care… Read more “Always October”
On Scottish Independence and Unicorns
If you are a fan of Braveheart, you are likely watching the Scottish vote for independence with some degree of interest. No one is painted blue this… Read more “On Scottish Independence and Unicorns”
Under the Sun
Like many of you, I am weary of what the world has to offer.
What Must One Do To Be Saved?
Earlier this week, former NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg made a fairly astonishing statement: “I am telling you if there is a God, when I get to heaven… Read more “What Must One Do To Be Saved?”