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My Memo – A Moment About Tim Tebow
Tebow has it right. We pray so that God’s will is done. We pray so Jesus and we have a mutual relationship… a “friendship” like Tebow says. Bible thumpers want to show comparative pictures of Muslims praying next to Tebow praying and ask, “Why is Muslim prayer protected, but Tebow prayer is wrong?” Continue reading
MY MEMO – 8-4-2011
When someone says, “Abstinance-based sex education doesn’t work.” what they’re really saying is, “Teaching morality, responsibility, and respect cannot be done.” Continue reading
The Pathway of Death
Our problem isn’t pornography. Our problem is that we don’t believe God. Continue reading
This Damned Generation?
A culture died off in one generation. This was no ordinary culture, either. This was a culture which thrived under the protection and blessings of the One God, the one whose name is “Jealous.” (Exodus 34:14) Continue reading
Susanna Wesley’s 16 House Rules
Last Sunday, in my sermon for women entitled Woman Up!, I shared a list of 16 House Rules Susanna Wesley had for her 19 children. Several people have requested I share the list, so here you go: 1.Eating between meals is not allowed 2.As children they are to be in bed by 8:00 PM 3.They [...]
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Thoughts of God from the Oregon Coast
My family and I just got home from a two-week adventure in the Northwest. We spent the first week vacationing our way out to Portland for a speaking engagement. We camped at Mount Rushmore, Yellowstone, stayed with friends in Boise, and spent three days in a beach house on the Oregon Coast (Gleneden Beach to [...]
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Are you focused on what will last?
Am I focused on what is going to last? If you’ve been reading my blog for a while now you know I love to ask questions to get you thinking… Here is one that I have been asking myself for a few months now. Am I focused on what is going to last? It’s often [...]
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