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Three-Year Anniversary

December 19, 2005

Tomorrow I will have been married to Cindi for three years.  To quantify the blessings of her companionship would be an exercise in futility.  To qualify the gift that she is to me would be similarly vain.  The worth of an excellent wife is only comprehensible to the men who have one, and even then … More Three-Year Anniversary

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“Dying Is So Hard…”

November 25, 2005

"Dying is so hard."  — Mitsu Nasuti, Friday, November 25, 2005 I talked to my mom on the phone today.  She said that her older sister, my Aunt Mitsu, is as close to home as you can get without actually being there.  Perhaps it's like that feeling you get when you return home after being gone … More “Dying Is So Hard…”

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Aunt Mitsu: Not Much Time

November 15, 2005

I don't have much time, but my mom called tonight and told me that her older sister (the oldest of five), my Aunt Mitsu, is in the final stage of succumbing to cancer.  She doesn't want to eat or take her medication, which are sure signs that the battle is over.  Her battle has not … More Aunt Mitsu: Not Much Time

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Lessons from My “Cindi Voice”

November 10, 2005

I was having lunch with Bryan Kirby yesterday when Cindi called.  She asked me a question, we talked for a minute, said “I love you,” and hung up.  After I had closed my cell phone, Bryan told me that we were a “cute couple.”  (I don’t mind being called that.  Coming from a friend like … More Lessons from My “Cindi Voice”

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Thoughts on Corporate Prayer

November 8, 2005

Today is "Day of Prayer" at The Master's College.  There were four hour-long sessions of corporate prayer, a worship night at 9:00pm, and wings of students signed up to pray in hour blocks around the clock.  Apart from this there will also be unknown private prayers being offered and unprogrammed groups getting together to pray. About an hour ago … More Thoughts on Corporate Prayer

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Encourage Your Leaders: An Email to John Piper

November 5, 2005

I love John Piper.  Not in the way that people “love” ice cream or fast cars or long walks on the beach, but in the way that Christians love each other, in the way that a student loves his most influential teacher, and in the way that a sheep loves its shepherd.  Over the past … More Encourage Your Leaders: An Email to John Piper

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My Study, and a Prayer by John Piper

August 11, 2005

This is one of the sporadic August postings.  I’m up late tonight because I took a nap this evening.  Also, based on a few gracious comments I’ve received (thanks to those of you who spoke/wrote – it’s encouraging), it seems like it’s beneficial to keep writing. I’m very blessed to have the study/office that I have in our … More My Study, and a Prayer by John Piper

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My Little Brother Greg

May 30, 2004

My, Father, what a work You have done in my little brother Greg.  Perhaps we will live and minister and die together in a far-off land reaching the unreached.  That would have been unimaginable just two years back.  He is so alive now.  Alive from the dead.  “Our chains fell off, our heart was free, we rose, … More My Little Brother Greg

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