Before You Got There
5 before any plant of the field was in the earth and before any herb of the field had grown. For the Lord God … Continue reading Before You Got There
Author: pastorkemp
These are the random musings of a man whose goal is to make Jesus the paramount pursuit of my life who, while in this effort, is writing down a few lessons I've learned along the way. You'll have to decide if they are worth heeding but at least you may learn a few things not to do.
Passionless Rule-keepers
“The trouble with referees is that they know the rules, but they do not know the game.” _Bill Shankly, Scottish … Continue reading Passionless Rule-keepers
Aseity? No, but we got no gaps.
Here’s a fancy theological word for you: aseity. Aseity is the word theologians use to describe the absolute self-sufficiency and … Continue reading Aseity? No, but we got no gaps.
Truth, Where is It?
“Faith is built on reason. We should have good reasons for thinking that Christianity is true before we dedicate ourselves … Continue reading Truth, Where is It?
A Conversation with David Morrison on Life & Ministry in Kalkasa, MI.
“Every happening, great and small, is a parable whereby God speaks to us. And the art of life is to … Continue reading A Conversation with David Morrison on Life & Ministry in Kalkasa, MI.
The Table in the Next Room
“Being man is to desire success, but success rarely comes. The wisest has written upon life it’s sad epitaph. ‘All … Continue reading The Table in the Next Room
Sermons Worth Preaching Again?
“Life-giving leaders are all too aware they have a lot of good ideas not worth doing. They seek God’s direction … Continue reading Sermons Worth Preaching Again?
It’s Called Peace
““Waiter,” I said, in an exuberant mood, “I have a perfect life, but I don’t have a knife.”” — Rosamund … Continue reading It’s Called Peace
History Matters
“Experience isn’t the best teacher—evaluated experience is.” — John C. Maxwell History matters. For good or bad, what is happening … Continue reading History Matters
The Mirror Does not Lie, but…
When I was in the third grade, I remember looking at myself in the mirror one morning and thinking, I … Continue reading The Mirror Does not Lie, but…
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