A Supernatural Worldview
I was so naive when I went off to Bible College. I remember being shocked at learning in a freshman … Continue reading A Supernatural Worldview
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.
When it is necessary
You must not confuse the necessary with the important. However, if it really and truly is necessary that something has … Continue reading When it is necessary
If growth is in you
On my recent visit to South Carolina for Christmas and Ruby C.’s birth I was able to catch up with … Continue reading If growth is in you
I like “real” soap
Right up front, let me be clear, this blog makes no claim to being important, wise, or even worth reading. … Continue reading I like “real” soap
A dream releaser
There is a difference between delegating and releasing. When you delegate you are getting others involved, but the underlying objective … Continue reading A dream releaser
Wait for the arrival of Jesus at His house…
I know it is a little early in the year to be thinking of Christmas, but on this Sunday, I … Continue reading Wait for the arrival of Jesus at His house…
Beware of the Black Sunday Syndrome
You’ve heard of “Black Friday,” that’s the day after Thanksgiving and is one of the biggest shopping days of the … Continue reading Beware of the Black Sunday Syndrome
Dollars and Sense: How We Misthink Money and How to Spend Smarter
My first recommendation of the year was a book about marriage (read here). The second is a book about money. … Continue reading Dollars and Sense: How We Misthink Money and How to Spend Smarter
Freedom of thought
Why is it that we hear so much about Freedom of Speech and so little of Freedom of Thought? The … Continue reading Freedom of thought
Small talk
Sometimes the best thing you can do is talk about the weather. I remember the first time a nurse gave … Continue reading Small talk
