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Monthly Archives: August 2016
Man Made Rainbows
As I was watering some plants around the parsonage today I saw a rainbow in the hose spray. The thought occurred to me that I can make a rainbow appear pretty much any time the sun is out. Lord, am … Continue reading
This season of your life
We all know that the start of the school year is not the the end of summer according to the calendar. But if you have any students in your house, like I do, it seems like summer is over. Officially, … Continue reading
Posted in Hard times, Obstacles, Walking the Walk
Tagged Church, depression, Faith, God, hard times, Jesus, mountaintops, prayer, school, seasons, valleys
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You have a role in the kingdom
Yesterday a few people talked to me about their desire for their kids to be part of a vibrant church youth program. At the onset of the conversation, I assumed it was leading to, “So we are going to find … Continue reading
Posted in Walking the Walk
Tagged Church, congregation, God, Holy Spirit, Jesus, leadership, pastor
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Putting on the orange shirts
We have 4 Samaritan’s Purse newbies with us this week in South Carolina. Yesterday morning they sat through their 30 minute safety & information meeting, received their orange shirts, and set out into the world as part of Samaritan’s Purse. … Continue reading
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Tagged Christian, Church, Jesus, mission, missionary, Samaritan's Purse
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Does Jesus stand before you or do you stand before Him?
This is not butterflies and flowers today. It’s just flat out theology. So I promise to be brief if you promise to give it a shot. I read a little from Dietrich Bonhoeffer today. I was struck when he said … Continue reading
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Tagged Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Jesus, sin, society, theology
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Bearing witness to those who hate God – Why we love those who hate us
In her book The Helper (referring to the Holy Spirit), Catherine Marshall says that Jesus’ top priority for you and me as His followers is to witness to the world. The problem for us is that the world is currently … Continue reading
Posted in Hard times, Opportunity, Walking the Walk
Tagged Church, depression, evil, forgiveness, God, hate, Holy Spirit, Jesus, love, Satan
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A place prepared for you
I know a brother in Christ who is trying to decide what God would have him do next, what God would even have him do today. I want the brother to join us in Andrews, SC next week, but I … Continue reading
Posted in Obstacles, Opportunity, Walking the Walk
Tagged Bible, Church, future, Jesus, missionaries, missionary, parenting, parents, pastor, plans
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Happy Anniversary
Today is our 30th wedding anniversary. 30 years ago today (the same day Elvis died, though not the same year) we were married in the Sistersville First United Methodist Church. The many choices we have made as we have traveled … Continue reading
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God has better plans
Last night we were having our first prayer walk between our local high school and middle school (we’re meeting every night this week). The prayer walk was scheduled for 7:00. At 6:15, the skies opened up letting loose a strong, … Continue reading
The reason the church can’t condone homosexual behavior
Angy Calvert made a public post on Facebook, which means it is openly shared with the world, just a my blog is. It is also her personal view, just as my blog is my personal view. She addressed the situation … Continue reading
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