I have never spend so much of a day in prayer as I have today. And that has been a very good thing. One thing I have come to realize that the more seriously you take your life in ministry the more prayer is needed. And not just that you need more people praying for [...]
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Here’s a bunch of quick thoughts. I realize I have been a little sporadic lately. Here’s what’s been shaking. Cheryl’s 30 as of yesterday! She’s finally old! Yay (because now I don’t feel so old)! Or Boo (because I know nobody really likes to grow up too much)! I can only say that because she [...]
I had some very nice feedback by two men I respect after I preached yesterday. It was constructive and I appreciated it a lot. But the most important feedback I had was from my wife. She said, “In my eyes, you became a pastor today.” Nothing else matters. If she believes in me and God [...]
Boundless has a good discussion about the predicament of singles in churches today. We have some singles in our church and I have definitely had, at different times, opportunity to speak into their lives. When I read this quote from a single guy having trouble with the reaction of his church to his situation, I [...]
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No, not mine. But another blogger friend, she put up a post considering whether it’s a bit too harsh to say divorce is wrong, or sin. She has noticed that a lot of people take very harsh views of divorce, and wonders if things aren’t quite as black and white. They never are. However, I [...]
Either this is a sign of Shane and I being so connected that we know each other’s thoughts, or it is a sign that we don’t communicate. He just stole my topic for today’s blog entry. Now I have no idea what to write about. I guess I’ll start rambling until I come up with [...]
Shane was a boy from the Edmonton area, just moved to the coast to follow his roots and keep a promise to God that he would take Bible College for a year. He liked the outdoors, but also computers. He joked before he left Alberta behind that he was “going to the coast to meet [...]
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