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When the Gym Bully Grows Up and Joins the Church
“The problem is not their position, personality, or opinions. Churches need people who care deeply, speak honestly, and lead. The difficulty arises when a person’s desire to serve becomes a demand to control.”
The Hurricane of 2020
Timely, unfortunately, but praying for all in the path of Isaias.
Let’s Be Clear
“No one enjoys polluted streams or dirty drinking water. We sometimes face unclear water in other areas of life.”
How to Appreciate Your Pastor and His Family This October
October is Minister Appreciation month, emphasizing the importance of recognizing and supporting ministers and their families. Many pastors face unique pressures and burdens, often sacrificing personal time for their congregations. To show appreciation, understanding their challenges, allowing them time for family and study, and expressing love and gratitude can make a meaningful difference.
Gratitude
There is nothing for which I am ungrateful. How can I write that? It seems unnatural. In a world where I have experienced loss, pain, change, and even malice, how can a man write that? I remember years ago when my grandmother’s joy shone through all she did. Now, she was exactly four feet tall,…
A Worthy Investment
“Of all things to pass along, effectively living out our faith is of utmost importance.”
The Unique Journey of Ministry Life
“Any pastor or minister can tell you that life in ministry is…well…different.”
It’s St. Patrick’s Day – Just Who was He?
Occasionally, it’s good to ask why we do what we do. Sometimes it’s healthy to just ask simple questions about origins of holidays.
The Joy of the Lord
“She was never led or coerced…and she responded to God’s call upon her life.”
Embracing Stillness
“Thank you, God, for leading us and giving us enough faith to follow.”
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