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Monthly Archives: August 2011
What Do You Say to the Nice Millionaire Man?
What do you do with a Muslim millionaire who helps people in a positive way? How do you treat him? What do you say to him? Can you expect to see him at the table when you arrive HOME? Two … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Christian, Christian Behavior, Evangelism, faith, God, Jesus Christ, Judgment, Muslim, Outreach
3 Comments
When the Dog Licks Your Leg, You Better Run
Let me begin with the fact that a house blew up in our community the spring before we moved into town. Gas! Boom! No laughing matter here. Today I smelled gas—a strong-headache-inducing-dog-licking-my-leg-overpowering odor. I let the dog out before I … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Crisis, Emergency, faith, Fire, Gas Leak, Grief, heaven, Loss, Priorities, Trouble
2 Comments
A 3-D Relationship with God: Difficult, Dangerous, and Disheartening
Bang. Miss. Bang. Miss. Bang. Bang. Miss. Miss. Bang. Bang. Bang. Miss. Miss. Miss. Dang! Dang! Dang! If I had to hunt for a living, I’d starve. I started thinking about the ONE and failure on a Saturday after an … Continue reading
Posted in Lessons from Sports
Tagged Disappointment, Disillusionment, Doubts, failure, faith, God, hope
2 Comments
A Life Full of Zeroes
Zero. Zero. Zero. I recorded my score each time until I tired of the activity. Then I continued to participate but stopped recording the results. What was the point? Zero plus zero plus zero adds up to a big, fat … Continue reading
Posted in Lessons from Sports
Tagged community, failure, faith, Fellowship, Relationship with God, Sin, Trap Shooting, Valuable, Worship, Worthless
2 Comments
How Does the Past Affect the Present?
Okay, I’ve now officially moved into creepy-stalker-guy status. Let’s start with the where. Kaufmann Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri, home of the Kansas City Royals. Now for the official disclaimer. I become an 8-year-old the moment I step near a … Continue reading
Posted in Lessons from Sports, Uncategorized
Tagged Baseball, Derek Jeter, Emotions, Excitement, faith, Kansas City Royals, Kauffman Stadium, Mariano Rivera, New York Yankees
3 Comments
Don’t You Wish You Had One of These?
A screen shines in front of me and offers me scads of options. Movies. TV. Audio. Skyflyer Kids. Your Journey. Your Journey? That sounds interesting. Touch the screen and more options appear. Moving Map. Yep, that’s the one I want. … Continue reading
What Comes In Must Go Out
The Jordan River flows into two seas, the Sea of Galilee and the Dead Sea, but only flows out of the former. I’d like to use that fact to illustrate an important life lesson, truly a matter of life and … Continue reading
Posted in Lessons from the Holy Land
Tagged Dead Sea, faith, Ideas, life, Reflection, Sea of Galilee, writing
1 Comment
How Do You Handle Life’s Surprises?
Warm. Wet. I expected strange. But this all seemed so normal. Like the Gulf of Mexico I grew up with. Or the Atlantic Ocean where my family summered (Summered? That sounds so pretentious and longer than the actual week we … Continue reading
Posted in Lessons from the Holy Land
Tagged Control, Dead Sea, decisions, desert sun, faith, Hebrew, Killer Sea, trust, twenty dollar bills
6 Comments
Winner of Gift Card Announced
Brandon won the $20 Amazon gift card with this comment and recipe: I’m a big fan of smoothies! So here is one 1 cup of pineapple (or more depending on how strong you want it…for me it is 3!) 1 … Continue reading
Posted in Contests
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What Language Does the ONE Speak?
The stairway I climb is narrow… Confining. Tight. As I wind my way upstairs, I notice a big red metal box attached to a wall on each floor. It’s a can’t-miss-it sight (although I’ve been up and down these stairs … Continue reading