Pastor. Communicator.
How would you respond if someone asked you to identify what is most true about you? Would you point toward an attribute? Would you list some qualities, or maybe negative traits? Would you say your experiences are what is most
“This is the day that the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad in it.” Psalm 118:24 I found myself very thankful this morning. During my morning cup of coffee I was reflecting on how this past week
There are a handful of Jesus’ parables that drive me crazy. Not because I don’t like them, or that I don’t agree with the theology behind His words, but because they literally run contrary to my personality. I’ve been reading
Back to our story (in reference to previous post)…“But the Lord God called to the man, ‘Where are you?’ He answered, “I heard you in the garden, and I was afraid because I was naked; so I hid.”And God said,
I have often written and shared on God’s original observation, the stuff God first recognized through the process of creation according to the narrative in Genesis 2. God speaks and moves, and makes things, seeing “it was good.” The pattern
We typically see distractions as a negative. We have a plan, and an unexpected interruption not only causes us to pause our activities, but diverts our attention and thinking. Distractions can even divert plans all together. Different than a delay
I posted asking, “What’s on your mind?” and this was one of the responses. Let’s jump in: “So I started doing an exercise program and realized a fallacy in my mindset. The program is called control freak and its really
A line from something I recently read… “I try to remember what I learned from Bruce Alexander and Bud Osborn: You don’t need a chemical; you need a connection.” – from one of the last pages in Chasing the Scream