Monthly Archives: March 2011

When Jesus was asked when, He answered where! Luke 17:21 –   Now when He was asked by the Pharisees when the kingdom of God would come, He answered them and said, “The kingdom of God does not come with observation;  … Continue reading →

A number of years ago I wrote the following words.  I truly believe they were breathed into my heart by a Savior who loves His all-too-often judgmental disciple.  While the words of correction stung, they were also words that brought … Continue reading →

Please take time and read the quote below. Please do not hurry through the words, but rather taste them. Please meditate on their message, and even pray that their message becomes personal, hearable, and solid: It is easily said; we are … Continue reading →

originally posted March 5, 2011 A few weeks ago I had the privilege of hearing a Thai pastor speak at the Chiangrai International Fellowship. He was a good speaker and basically told three stories. His simple words, the accent with which he … Continue reading →

originally posted February 26, 2011 In the western nations we have learned the value of emotional honesty. As one who has the privilege of working in a number of countries, I would say Americans practice this the most. By emotional honesty I mean … Continue reading →

originally posted February 19, 2011 Diverticulitis is a disgestive diesease. Pockets or pouches form on the colon. The pockets or pouches catch food and waste, trapping and holding that which should pass through and out of the system. If left unattended, infection can occur, sickening … Continue reading →

originally posted February 13, 2011 With the significant number 60, staring at me from my not-so-distant future, my thoughts often wander to my next season in life. My beautiful daughter, Emily, has assured me that “60 is the new 40”. I’m not completely … Continue reading →

originally posted February 5, 2011 This morning, longing for some solitude, exercise and sunshine I took a bicycle ride. I eventually made my way off the paved roads and onto a winding clay path. It was a fun ride with just enough … Continue reading →

originally posted January 30,2011 Trust is one of those words, that for me anyway, remains a bit fluid, wispy, an image reflected rather than a solid object. It seems like when I go to grab it, actually put my hands around … Continue reading →

originally posted January 20,2011 On January 21st, my grandson Oliver turned 6 months old. Being trusted with the office and calling of ‘grandfather’ is a joy and responsibility that younger men lack the equipment to grasp. As in all stages … Continue reading →