Archives for April 2017

This chapter is called the "The War on Sin and Bad Songs" because of a young man who came to the author, Jack, to talk about listening to what he called bad songs. If you read this chapter, he explains the exchanges that were had about how to fight sin with the right understanding of Jesus and himself. One quote that sums up his counsel is this, "Fighting sin was the right...

It's halftime! Six weeks of my twelve week sabbatical are behind me. It has been restful, refreshing, and productive. I seemed to hit a barrier at the end of chapter 3, but thanks to your prayers I have renewed insight and hope to complete it early this week! Then it is on to chapter 4 which is evaluation. That will be a critical step for how this leadership training progr...

We're doing the same song this week that we closed with last week: "Looking down at our condition, You sent Your Son to change our fate. Though we were hopelessly imprisoned, He came to take our place." ...

Greetings from warm Tucson! Our temperature last week was in the 90's, but it does cool down nicely in the evenings. I was able to make some good progress on my third chapter describing the leadership mentoring process I initiated last September. Thanks for praying and keep praying that I will finish that third chapter this week.I was studying and meditating on Nehemiah 5 ...

Easter Playlist - Check out the songs, especially the last two which are both new! ...

"The mind of man plans his way, but the Lord directs his steps" Proverbs 16:9. I experienced the truth of that verse this past week. I had flown to Greeley to assist my uncle who was hospitalized with internal bleeding and pneumonia. He and my aunt have no children, and since she is my Dad's sister, and they had done so much for my Dad and for my family, it was no s...

Greetings to you from my third stop on my sabbatical! Thanks for your prayers and let me explain. During week 3 I was able to finish the revisions on my first two chapters. I still have two books to read, but that is going quickly. My Lincoln presentation to my daughter-in-law Lauryn's second grade class went very well. The children were very attentive and asked some good ...