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A simplified approach to being the church discovering a close personal relationship with the godhead
the unexpected journey: the journey continues through 2015 and beyond
As I sit to write this post Father’s Day is a week away. Because of our situation our Mother’s Day celebration was children made breakfast—eggs, pancakes and fruit—and cards. It was a happy time. I supervised the kitchen detail while my wife dutifully stayed in the...
the unexpected journey: the journey continues through 2015 and beyond
Today our country celebrates Mothers, a tradition that is thousand’s of years old. From the Greeks to the Romans to the Americans, honoring mom is a time honored tradition that annually takes place around the world. It is estimated that well over 100 million Mother’s...
the unexpected journey: the journey continues through 2015 and beyond
However, back to the journey. I remember driving into work that Friday morning with a song in my heart. I remember there being such a peace within my being. While taking calls that I day I received compliment after compliment from those I assisted. The team...
the unexpected journey: the journey continues through 2015 and beyond
Do you suppose that Peter had a casual acquaintance with Jesus or do you think he had a deeper relationship with him? I trust you will agree that Peter’s relationship with the Master was a very deep one. The other day my wife and I were returning from the store. We...
the unexpected journey: the journey continues through 2015 and beyond
There is a passage of scripture in the gospel’s regarding the apostle Peter that has always intrigued me. I believe it can serve as an answer to these many questions. Jesus is giving the disciples instructions concerning life after his ascension to the Father. He says...
the unexpected journey: the journey continues through 2015 and beyond
From the last post: “This is why the lesson hurts. It is a sacrifice to trust God. It hurts because you think this lesson should teach you this while the Father says, “No, it will show you this.” It hurts because you think this lesson should last one semester when the...