It’s only taken me three years, eight months, and twelve days to post the pictures of our first short term trip to Germany. You can only imagine how glad I am to finally cross that off the task list. So enjoy almost 400 images of the 2004 Berlin team traveling, serving, touring, and at fellowship.
And even […]
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I finished reading Lectures to My Students yesterday. The journey took almost two years and included some breathtaking sights. The Void previously published highlights related to the preacher and praying, preaching with clarity, and holding on to the truth. While creating my index inside the back cover I retread precious, providential, faith-focusing ground concerning how […]
This afternoon at Starbucks the barista compared my outfit to the sun in a bright blue sky. I responded that no one would ever make that comparison with my personality, so I’d take what I could get.
My post on Monday hinted at some travel; boy was there traveling. Sunday afternoon I left Marysville around 2:00 pm, picked up Tim Lugg in in Woodburn, OR, and drove through the night to Santa Clarita. Our mission was to attend Monday morning chapel at The Master’s College where Micah was on tap to kick-off […]
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A snippet from David Powlison on whether we should really call it a “quiet time”:
The Bible never teaches or models prayer either as inner silence or as mantra.
His article provokes my thought, and even more so, my commitment to out-loud praying.
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Nothing new from Mohler, just the old school, biblical vision of the respectable purposes of marriage to make us holy and give God glory.
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Here’s a BRIEFING on one-to-one ministry that compliments much of the Biblical Shepherding Bulls-eye and prepares the way for a Practical Plan of Discipleship. For a taste:
Effective one-to-one Christian ministry is not limited to counseling, nor is it essentially about solving personal or emotional problems. What is it then? It is forming a relationship with another […]
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