I was touched the first time I heard a message preached in youth group about Mephibosheth. It’s humbling to think that King David took in a man with a handicap and provided for him to eat at the king’s table. Continue reading “Mephibosheth”
Thoughts on Writing Past Dark
I read Writing Past Dark: Envy, Fear, Distraction, and Other Dilemmas in the Writer’s Life, by Bonnie Friedman. Though written in the early 1990’s, it gives timeless guidance. I highly recommend it for any writer who is serious about the craft and achieving success. Continue reading “Thoughts on Writing Past Dark”
A Closer Look at What Moses Saw – The Power of God
The following is a summary of a powerful message delivered by Pastor George Jainchill, Northwood Baptist Church, Columbia, MO, on Wednesday evening, August 2, 2017. Continue reading “A Closer Look at What Moses Saw – The Power of God”
Why Freedom of Religion is a Bad Idea
Before youread what follows, I encourage you to read 2 Kings 17.
The northern kingdom of Israel had been taken captive by Assyria. Many Israelites were uprooted and dispersed to other places (2 Kings 17:1-6). The explanation as to why God let it happen is found in 2 Kings 17:7-23. Continue reading “Why Freedom of Religion is a Bad Idea”
“I Love You, Elaine,” He Said, Then Bowed His Head and Kissed Her—Cassettes!
Personal Reflection: A recurring obsession for Gerald was the study of better ways to grow food. When he discovered Dr. Elaine Ingham’s material on soil microbes, he became more excited than usual.
One fall afternoon he came to my house unannounced–which he did often–and insisted I listen to a tape of one of Dr. Ingham’s lectures.
The following fictional letter from Karl to his friend George demonstrates Gerald’s enthusiasm for what he was learning. Continue reading ““I Love You, Elaine,” He Said, Then Bowed His Head and Kissed Her—Cassettes!”