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A Practical Plan for Personal Prayer Our church’s secretary recently revamped our church library, and it’s making a difference. Whereas I used to get a headache when I saw the chaos that was our library, now when I walk through … Continue reading
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7 Stewardships of Revival This book is an offering to future generations by a long-time pastor of all he has learned over the years. Particularly, it’s a description of that one thing that has become most important to him, and … Continue reading
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Lamplighter Rare Collector Series As part of my personal challenge to waken my kids for school each day by reading them a chapter from a book, I wanted to start reading Christian books only, something to get their minds focused … Continue reading
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Building a School for My Village; with Susan Urbanek Linville In February this year, I made my first ever trip to Africa, landing in Entebbe, Uganda, and spending some time in the capitol before moving across the border into Kenya. … Continue reading
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As I’ve chosen lately to read books to my kids as a way of waking them up in the morning, I’ve sort of realized that I prefer more God-focused stories that can get them thinking proper thoughts and ignite that … Continue reading
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Busyness looks different to everyone. I’ve learned this recently while working on my doctorate and taking on a leadership role in my organization. My brain is constantly going. I took a lunch break one time to play in the yard, … Continue reading
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Founder, Operation MobilizationThe Mystery of How God Works, Even When It Doesn’t Make Sense to Us This little book from Moody Publishers is another one that sort of fell into my lap. I’d never heard of George Verwer before and … Continue reading
I’ve been working through the whole armor of God in Ephesians 6 for this study on “The Vulnerable Soldier,” and this fourth installment had me a bit stumped. Paul’s metaphor sounds a bit convoluted, in that it involves one piece … Continue reading
My daughter’s been getting into ninja games and sword-fighting with sticks. She’s only 9, so when she challenges me to a duel, I generally have to get down on my knees and fight with my left hand to make it … Continue reading
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In the first installment of this series, I introduced both the background for the study and some key insights from Eph 6:10-13. As background, when I taught this familiar passage to my bored Youth Group, the Spirit helped me flip … Continue reading
