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I Didn’t Pick My Eyes Out

Mo and I returned Monday afternoon from the Olympic Swim Trials. We spent a week together in Omaha, NE, in celebration of our 10th Anniversary and Mo’s forthcoming 30th birthday in November. See all our Omaha trip pictures here. I know, Omaha doesn’t make anyone’s top 10 list of romantic destinations, but Mo has dreamt about attending the […]

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Enjoying the Travel

In a few minutes Maggie and I are leaving for a two week trip to Ohio. Mo and Calvin are staying home this year, but I’m off to preach five messages at a church conference on the Five Points of Calvinism and then nine messages from Ecclesiastes for the same church’s youth camp. Somehow it happened that […]

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What I Did Over Spring Break

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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Winter Pleasures

Winter pleasures have made blogging sparse here at the void. Last weekend I was in -25 temperature with Dave Cleland in White Lake, WI for his annual Snow Fever high school retreat. It was very much a pleasure to hang with Dave (as it always is), including our dinner at Lambeau Field two nights before […]

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Two Brilliant Insights and One Busy Itinerary

I listened to Thabiti Anyabwile’s message from the Desiring God Pastor’s Conference while running this morning titled, “The Glory of Pervasive Holiness in the Life of a Pastor.” The following wasn’t one of his main points at all, yet this little insight has huge implications for the way we think about and communicate in our […]

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