Five years ago
Do you know what you were doing five years ago today? Do you know how you were feeling five years … Continue reading Five years ago
Do you know what you were doing five years ago today? Do you know how you were feeling five years … Continue reading Five years ago
J. David Stephens in his book, Awakening the Church in North America, warned of the danger of “untethered change.” The … Continue reading Tethered Change
What will the future look like? Won’t you like to know?! (We all would.) Unfortunately, no human being has the … Continue reading What will the future look like?
Preserve the special stories and memories of the past. Moving forward without the benefit of the past is to be … Continue reading Don’t forget
Famed British poet Alfred, Lord Tennyson once wrote: “Oh, for a new man to arise in me, that the man … Continue reading Oh, for a new man to arise in me…
These are the random ruminations of a man on the run. The goal is to run this race of life well, encouraging as many as I can along the way, and to eventually meet my Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ and thank Him for the trip. (I am also prone to shamelessly brag on my perfect grandchildren.)
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