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In: Gospels| John

27 Jun 2009

I’m sarcastic. Very sarcastic. Now, I prefer to think of it as quick witted but at the end of the day you still need to call a spade a spade. So, while other people would read through John 1 and 2 and want to write deep reflections on omnipotency or divine power I am choosing [...]

SCARED: A NOVEL ON THE EDGE OF THE WORLD
THE REVIEW
I finished reading Scared by Tom Davis three days ago. I am just now sitting down to write my review because the book left me speechless.
Scared, Davis’ first novel, is the story of two people from completely different worlds who meet under the most difficult [...]

I’m at the end of my read though Luke. I thought I would be blogging about the crucifixion today, but as I re-read chapters 22-24 this evening I was really taken by chapter 23 verse 5: “But they insisted, ‘He stirs up the people all over Judea by his teaching. He started in Galilee and [...]

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Ok, enough commercials. I’ve been reading [...]

Anyone who knows me will tell you that I love Twitter. There’s a voyeuristic quality about it that I just can’t resist. While I love reading the short descriptions about what’s going on in people’s lives I rarely pay attention to the ones that have photo links attached for no other reason than the fact [...]

As Jesse and I discussed my readings tonight he started saying all kinds of things that moved me deep inside. I asked if he’d write them for you and he graciously agreed. I’m thrilled that he shared.
I recently finished reading Death by Church by Mike Erre. This book runs a little deeper than I usually [...]

My first counseling job after graduation was at a voluntary residential substance abuse treatment program/half way house. And by volunteer I mean volunteer to go to treatment or get sentenced to jail. I’ll never forget my first day. I wore tan Coach kitten heels and Seven jeans while I transported clients from the County Jail [...]

Nicole has graciously allowed me to guest write for her today. I was glad to do it because I was struck by a a couple of passages in Luke 10-12 which dovetailed with a message we just watched online from Francis Chan, whose book “Crazy Love” and whose messages have deeply challenged me.

The [...]

I recently had a conversation with a good friend about the necessity of discipleship and the idea that good discipleship is foundational to growing ministry and developing leadership. I was thinking about that conversation as I read through Luke 8 and 9 in preparation for this post.

Luke 8:4-8 4While a large crowd was [...]