This is an old post that I read at the YWAM DTS where I was teaching this past week.
The word “father”, for some stirs warm feelings of fondness, and comforting strength, while for others it stirs loathing, or fear. Read more…
Fathers’s Day. We celebrate, or at least turn our attention to the role of fathers. From the beginning of time, the role, “Father” has been central to the existence and procreation of humans. Perhaps no role, or word has been more under attack than this one. Read more…
Before there were place and planets, while geography had yet to be invented, there was the Ongoing Expression of the Eternally Creating One. This Expression was always with the One-Who-Was-Speaking and It was itself, the One-Who-Was-Speaking. Read more…
Yesterday we celebrated something which, at the time of the actual event, was not celebrated but mourned. The death of Jesus was, to most, a shocking and devastating end to a soaring hope. All the faith that His followers put in Him collapsed to the sound of a clanging hammer.
The Journey resumes, and perhaps the best way to get us back to the trail is to give a few examples.
For those joining us, I began a series back in January on the process, or the journey from bondage to freedom. Read more…
We interrupt our current Series to direct your attention to another site!! Today I am the guest writer for the Life Outreach International blog/devotional. Go there instead of here. Life Outreach International
More coming from our series soon!
Okay, I am shamelessly pretty excited about this. Yesterday we went live with an App (for the iPhone) which makes available several of the different venues where the Think Differently Live Differently ideas are circulating. Read more…
“And the angel said unto them, Be not afraid; for behold, I bring you good tidings of great joy which shall be to all the people: for there is born to you this day in the city of David a Saviour, Read more…
I am standing in the grass in the beautifully groomed yard, with my daughter next to me wearing the dress of her dreams and tugging my arm eagerly. She is twenty, and she is five. She is a woman, and she is a girl. Read more…
Today’s post can be found at the wonderful blog, known as Destiny in Bloom. Thanks ladies for hosting me today and allowing me to continue to be your token dude. Read more…
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