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Joseph, an adoptive parent
November is National Adoption Awareness month. As I have seen stories and reference to adoption this month, I have thought often about my...
Simplicity of Heart
Today I began a new chronological epoch in my yearly Bible reading as I opened the book of Acts. I always love this point in reading...
Retrospect on the Jesus People Movement
I recently celebrated a milestone 70th birthday, which got me thinking about 1970 and the major transformations in my life that occurred...
Appointed as a Remembrancer
This year I am following the Bible Project reading plan and this morning read 2 Samuel 8 where King David is solidifying his...
Writing Advice from C.S. Lewis
C. S. Lewis is one of my favorite authors. I marvel how God inspired a man with the sophisticated understanding to read much of medieval...
The buds begin to bloom
Last week I began rereading A Passion for the Impossible: The Life of Lilias Trotter. This wonderful biography by Miriam Rockness...
Smelling Salts for the Faint of Heart
Recently, I had the privilege to join with others in praying for a friend who leaving for a distant country to volunteer at a conference...
He fell on his face
Today I read through most of the book of Numbers and found myself struck again by the behavior of Moses when he is confronted with...
Breaking through the dividing wall
Yes there really was a dividing wall in the temple that separated the court of the Gentiles from the courts where only Jews could go. And...
Getting to the good part
Every orthodox Christian believes that the Bible is the inspired Word of God, and we would likely nod in agreement that every passage in...
Best Book List for 2015
If you know me at all, you know that I love books: I love to read them, to share them with others, and to talk about them. This is the...
Moses: Leadership through Intercession
Much has been written about Moses, the great leader who brought the children of Israel out of Egypt. The Sunday School version of the...