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3 Things We All Need to Understand About Suicide
Last month, coming up on Christmas, I was carefully planning out 2018 with the intention of making this blog a source of information and a starting point, if needed, for other pastors for discussion and research. While working on this, … Continue reading
3 Reasons Why Children are Often Confused About the Gospel
Last Sunday, my youngest daughter Savannah (age 7) was baptized in our church in Corcoran. As the pastor of the church, I had the priviledge to baptize her. In the previous weeks, talking with Savannah about her decision to be … Continue reading
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Tagged baptism, children, confusion, faith, gospel, Jesus, salvation
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If I Were the Devil, A Pastor’s Take on Paul Harvey’s Great Rant
About 15 years ago, I began working on something I called Reflections of a Church Kid. At different times, I considered writing a book with this title, but I later thought it best to keep it as a blog. Reflections was … Continue reading
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Tagged Christianity, If I were the devil, Jesus, Paul Harvey, Phillipians 1:3-7, religion, The Bible
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Do They Really Hate Us?
This blog post has been a long time in coming and it is likely to be one of the few that I do not offer a quote from the Bible. Of course, any statement made about sin, lust, the human … Continue reading
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Tagged Ankara, Brussels, Christianity, Evil, Franklin Graham, Hate, hatred, Islam, Istanbul, lust, lust for power, Qu'ran, terrorism, terrorists, The Bible, Turkey
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The worship of a Sinner?
Last week as I prepared to preach on Jesus’ first parable, I was struck by few things I saw in the text found in Luke 7:36-50. In this passage, while Jesus was having a meal in the home of a … Continue reading
Preparing to Preach: My Resources
Being bi-vocational, I have in the last 3 years had a few conversations with friends and mentors alike about sermon prep and how to manage my time. What I found interesting about these conversations is my mentors and I spoke … Continue reading →