

How big is your church?
There is a lot of talk in churches these days about numbers. Questions like, “How big is your church?” abound.
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A new beginning
I was doing my run this morning and listening to a song by Christian recording artist Phil Wickham called “This is the day”. Here is the chorus:
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I am so thankful for that door
For those of you who don’t know, I work in a prison. This means there is not a day that I head off to work without considering that I might be attacked by an inmate.
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If we had known. . .
Lisa and I are celebrating our twenty-eighth anniversary today. Last night we were talking about this and marveling at how so much time had passed since our wedding day.
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What animal would you be?
Years ago there was a show on television called, “Kid’s say the funniest things”. The whole premise of the show was…well…get kid’s talking and they will say funny things.
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Where did she go, that mom of mine?
It is funny how memories fade. When I was a child I had so many experiences, some of them which I am certain left a lasting impression upon me, and yet as the years go by so many of my childhood memories become inaccessible.
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What died around here?
Over the years I have heard stories from various people about how they started to smell a foul odor within their home. For some they could not locate the source, and the stench increased with each passing hour.
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Ouch, that hurts!
During the time of Easter, I found myself drawn to the idea that I would again watch the film “The Passion” which was directed by Mel Gibson.
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“I just can’t take it all in”
Have you ever experienced something so visually spectacular that in the moment you comment, “I just can’t take it all in?”
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Would the guilty parties please rise?
With the political fervor that surrounds the Republican and Democratic nominations for President of the United States, it is not uncommon to hear common folks giving their own “state of the nation” address. As you might expect, what they have to say is rarely favorable and often focused on what it wrong with “people”.
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