Day 1: Why I Fast
Today my church started 6 days of fasting. Our church members can join us all 6 days or pick one
Today my church started 6 days of fasting. Our church members can join us all 6 days or pick one
I’ve always been a goal-oriented, achievement-motivated guy. I was the kid in the backseat repeatedly asking my father, “When are
I once heard my friend Dennis Peacocke say “power is surrounded by problems.” I give him the credit for the phrase,
King Solomon was a pretty successful guy. It is recorded he had 1,400 chariots, 12,000 horsemen and that during his
Happy New Year! New Year’s Day is a day of hope because it is a day of beginnings. January 1 offers the opportunity
As you may know if you’ve been following this blog, on January 1, 2010, I set out to read the
If you are Christian, the twin goals of your life should be the expansion of the kingdom of God on
Christmas is only three days away, and with the work you are trying to get done before the Christmas break,
Today I revisit the Apple world for a metaphor of the Christian life. You see, last week I converted my
The daughter of a synagogue official had died. Jesus told the synagogue official not to be afraid but believe. Jesus
After rereading yesterday’s blog post, I became concerned I might be misinterpreted, that some of you might mistakenly think I
There is much talk in the U.S. about the importance of athletics and specifically how it builds character. Having played
When I was single, like most singles I hoped to get married one day. At some point, I began to
It’s true. I want to spend money. It’s Black Friday, the sales are on, and I could buy new gadgets
My father used to tell me when I was learning to play golf competitively, “Play your own game.” What he meant was
“Then it happened in the spring, at the time when kings go out to battle, that David sent Joab and
The wife and I were at a local sports bar tonight with Tennessee alumni watching the Volunteers play Memphis. The
I think I’ve figured out what every person really wants. If we were really honest, we would have to admit
“And when Paul wanted to go into the assembly, the disciples would not let him. And also some of the
Moderation is a virtue. Aristotle said, “It is better to rise from life as from a banquet, neither thirsty nor drunken.” Socrates said
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