This week’s passage seems pretty applicable for Easter. These verses speak on reconciliation. And that’s what Easter is all about: Christ reconciling us to himself. Pretty cool how that worked out. The passage for this week is Matthew 5:23-24. Here’s a link to the passage at Bible Gateway. How are you doing with this? Let…
Book Review – Dragons: Legends And Lore Of Dinosaurs
Legends of dragons have always fascinated me. As a kid, I read dozens of books about dragons, some fictional, others reportedly true. And I loved every word. My passion for early earth history, as recorded in Genesis, has lead me to many stories and reports of man encountering these incredible creatures. This makes sense from…
The Battle: Rise Of Darkness
Our church is performing a pretty extensive evangelistic drama this week. It’s called The Battle: Rise of Darkness. And it’s incredibly bold and creates and atmosphere where people are faced with the reality of life, death and eternity. Here’s the concept: The Battle has several scenarios. In each of these scenes, someone dies. Sometimes it’s…
The Power Of Words
I came across this video the other day. It’s powerful! And it really makes you think. Watching this video really made me think. Do I harness the power of words… with my family? in my preaching and teaching? with friends? in my writing? Sometimes it’s easier to say something without any thought than to make…
Book Review: The Alarmists – by Don Hoesel
I love a good suspense novel. The Alarmists is the newest work by author Don Hoesel. I enjoyed it immensely! Here’s the plot. The world is quickly approaching a watershed moment in history. Similar to Y2K, this moment could make or break humanity. What moment is this? The end of the Mayan calendar in December…
Book Review: Max On Life – by Max Lucado
Max Lucado’s new book is different thank anything I’ve ever read by him. Usually, Lucado’s books are developed around a central theme, and that topic is discussed throughout the book. Not so with this one. The concept of this Max On Life is a lot like the FAQ section for life’s manual. Lucado takes almost…