Calling musicians and creatives. Throughout history, some of the hardest times have produced some of the most thoughtful and creative music. Wars have accompanied art; revolutions, beauty; hardship, delight. I’ve seen many write about and personally wrestled with just how … Continued
Oh the rest they must have got Since Jesus‘ body wouldn’t rot, Would never die, but only live This meant the Father does forgive! That all He taught and all He said Was proved when Christ rose from the dead … Continued
I went looking for eggs and got the whole fridge…and that’s not a bad thing. This book serves as a wake up call, challenging the reader to open our eyes to the prevalence and importance of doing and the role … Continued
(Originally posted 2/6/2014) “1 He who dwells in the shelter of the Most High will abide in the shadow of the Almighty. 2 I will say to the LORD, ‘My refuge and my fortress, my God, in whom I trust.’ … Continued
(Originally posted 1/21/2014) Martin Luther King Jr. Day was yesterday. I spent my day with my family. We had conflict about my sons and their gadgets, planned ministry events and stressed out over time and money and resources. My … Continued
(Originally posted 1/4/2013) I wrote this after reading about some horrific events that have taken place in our country and around the world. It’s for my sons and yours… Fully His Man When you claim that substances, … Continued
(Originally posted 7/8/2014) 48 Hours In (Part II of my musings) I do not think that I have the corner market on injury or disability. Nor am I presuming to speak for everyone who is injured or ill or disabled. … Continued
(Originally posted 7/10/2014) Last Saturday, I injured myself. This is the 3rd installment of my thoughts as I ponder this unique season and all it involves for my body, my heart, my mind, my family and friends and my God. … Continued
(Originally posted 2/6/2014) We had some friends (old and new) over for the Super Bowl the other day, and it pushed me over the edge. This used to happen at our old home – whenever people would visit, I felt … Continued