Do you want to hear a miraculous story? A year ago a church approached Project Partner about offering a soccer camp in a foreign country where the sport would draw students who want to improve their “football” skills. That would be an opportunity for building relationships, sharing cultural exchanges and offering good news.
Charlotte McPhearson, the leader of the National Association of Evangelists, asked me if I would do a homemade movie talking about how to increase your evangelistic potential. This is it. If you have the opportunity to listen with headphones–it will increase the sound quality.
Thirty-four years ago today I married a hillbilly girl from KY. My friends used to listen outside her Oral Interpretation class just to hear her read! It was a hoot as she would say!
We have our second team in Moore, OK, today working with Shartel Church of God. It is deep in our hearts at Indian Creek to help with the recovery. Here is a story from an Indian Creek family who moved to Moore and works at Mid-America Christian University, Clark and Brenda Barefoot.
I love a good story–I especially love it when people follow God’s prompting and then let Him do what only He can do. There are two videos on this page set aside ten minutes and watch them both. You won’t be disappointed.
I copied this from I Was a Stranger KC I thought it might be helpful to those who believe, as I do, that reform is needed for our nation to give a merciful and just response to immigration: Make a difference in the lives of immigrants by joining with others in Kansas and Missouri’s Christian community in letting your Senators know about your support of comprehensive immigration reform principles that help fix our broken immigration system. Now is crucial time to let Senator Jerry Moran and Senat…
Have you noticed how many times there is a balance in scripture between mercy and justice, between grace and truth? God is the perfect balance of both. I want that for my life and for our country.
This is Father’s Day weekend. It is bittersweet. Investing in your kids makes you feel like a million bucks!
When Morgan, my two year old granddaughter, is really hungry she says, “I’m HUNGRY!” You’d have to hear the growl in her voice to truly appreciate it. I have to admit, I smile every time I do. It’s hard to turn her down :) I can identify, if I am HUNGRY Belinda would say that I growl too.
Have you noticed that there is really only one transcendent story line? You can go as far back as ET or as recent as Star Trek’s “Into the Darkness” and you find one story line that repeats over and over This is true for romance novels, plays, songs, movies, etc. It comes from the Bible and there isn’t a better one than this: Creation, Fall (crisis), Redemption and Restoration. There are many versions of the transcendent story line but you can’t find a better one.