What exactly is the Kingdom that Jesus spoke so often about? To fully understand and appreciate it we must go backward before we can go forward. Failure to do so results in catastrophic theology which, to a keen eye, is currently on parade.
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That One Thing We Seek
What is that One Thing that changes everything? That One Thing which when sought after has the capability to transform how we think, act, and live. What is that One Thing we desire?
Our Decision Through the Eyes of Our Children…
This experience of donating my liver to a child that we do not know personally has brought one interesting dynamic: communicating to our own children. For those who do not know our story you can read it in its entirety here . Our three children look to me as their Dad who is to lead, protect, … Continue reading Our Decision Through the Eyes of Our Children…
Mistaking the Church for a Business…
Recently our city newspaper put out a "Best of the Best" award where they voted on the best restaurants, shopping venues, and yes even places to worship. Well, someone had to respond to such a foolish and asinine reward. I wrote a letter to the Newspaper and surprisingly they published it. I will leave it … Continue reading Mistaking the Church for a Business…
Yes by all means you should live a “perfect” life.
pərˈfekSH(ə)n/ n. - the condition, state, or quality of being free or as free as possible from all flaws or defects. Ever met someone who was a spiritual perfectionist? Or someone who lived their spiritual life in trying to be so perfect they tried to manage, control, or manipulate their life to project they "have it all together?" … Continue reading Yes by all means you should live a “perfect” life.
Red Cups, Refugees, and the Redeemed
Facebook. Oy vey! I can't believe I am about to say the following: "I miss the Facebook days of duck face selfies, cat vine videos, and numerous other "statuses" that were mindless and somewhat funny. I know they are still there but they are harder to spot these days. And to be clear, I am … Continue reading Red Cups, Refugees, and the Redeemed
