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Show the Value of Your Association

I had the privilege this week to consult with two different associations concerning future direction.  One has a new Director of Missions (DOM) and the other is seeking the Lord for a DOM.  Although both are in different places, however, each meeting involved discussion around the importance of value and how the association benefits the... Continue Reading →

To Infinity and Beyond

“To infinity and beyond” are the famous words of Buzz Lightyear, space ranger from the Intergalactic Alliance stationed in the Gamma Quadrant of Sector 4. His sole objective was to protect the universe from evil Emperor Zurg. Wow, I guess I have watched Toy Story one too many times (insert parent card at this point!).... Continue Reading →

Remembering the Persecuted

Many Christians put their life on the line every day across the globe.  As you read this today, Christians continue to be persecuted for their faith in over 40 countries around the world.  In many of these lands, it is illegal to own a Bible, share your faith publicly, or teach your children about Jesus.  These believers... Continue Reading →

Faithfulness

The holidays are over, 2013 is history, and we are now a few days into 2014.  The New Year normally finds us reflecting back over the year just ended and looking ahead with new resolutions, goals, and plans.  We vow to be a better person, to do better.  We may even commit before the Lord... Continue Reading →

Get Trained

As America watched footage of the devastation in Moore, Oklahoma and the incredible loss in the flooding that swept across Colorado, many people were moved to pack up and be a part of the recovery efforts.  As a State Disaster Relief Director, I often get calls from spontaneous volunteers wanting to serve, and it troubles me that I am unable to use these... Continue Reading →

Christmas in My Hometown

Just two days after Thanksgiving I found myself walking up the steps and through the doorway of the old Livingston Grade & High School where I attended from 4th through 11th grades and later taught for 9 years.  The school closed in 1994; the windows and doors have been boarded up for nearly 20 years.... Continue Reading →

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