This is my fourth post in as many days. Either I’m being faithful to last Wednesday’s post and my desire to not frustrate any readers by posting only once every two months, or I’m wasting my time… I suppose I could be doing both. Perhaps “wasting my time” is a bit strong. I have enjoyed … More Still a Sojourner: Thoughts on Moving to Oak Manor
I’m currently waiting for some time to spend musing on the concept that God brought to my mind the other day: “resurrection boldness.” In Acts, the unashamed, fearless courage of the apostles (especially Peter, who had unblushingly denied his Lord not so long ago) came directly from their undoubting knowledge that their master and leader … More Resurrection Boldness
God has been so good to me. Tonight was our last night together as the Deans’ Staff. We laughed and we cried and we cared and we prayed. Kent Dresdow flew down from the Bay Area to join us for the evening after moving up there a week ago – he got in around 5:00pm … More Deans’ Staff Moving On
(As a courtesy, I think I’ll try to begin posting much more frequently on the site here. It can be quite frustrating to check someone’s site and to find a new entry only once every two months. I realize that, so I will attempt to change it, hopefully without saying things when there’s nothing to say. … More O Worship the King
By the way, the book is required reading for Brad Buser’s Cross-Cultural Church Planting class here at The Master’s College. Fascinating, horrifying, soul-piercing. Almost drags you out of your chair and toward the mission field. Think: living Ephesians 6:12 without the armor. Not what this post is about, but “Currently Reading” ought to have some … More No Pleasure Cruise
A few weeks ago I was asked to write a poem for a Valentine’s Day Banquet / Missions Fundraiser at my home church in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The theme was supposed to be the love of God in relationship to missions. A dear friend of mine (a gracious, dignified, loving, bold 62-year-old man) is going to … More New Poem: “Ripple”
Following up on my last post, here’s a quote from xanga’s “Getting Started” tips: “Have something you’ve been dying to get off your chest? Post it to your weblog and achieve the cathartic thrill of self-expression. It feels great to decompress after a long day and write in your Weblog… and if it gets too … More Selfish Blogging
Perhaps I obtained a xanga site mainly so that I could read, not write. I have friends and family that have sites, and I trust that I’ll be encouraged, challenged, blessed, saddened, and broken by what I read and meditate on. I also have obtained a site so that I know how better to pray. … More First Xanga Post
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