For the last two years, I have spent a lot of time with Mark. He’s a man of few words, but two years with him, and I’ve only scratched the surface. When some see sheer glory, they are stunned speechless. Others rattle on for pages. Not Mark. He writes with words profoundly succinct to tell … More My 2-Year Journey with Mark
Here I raise mine Ebenezer. Hither by Thy help I’m come. October 30, 2009. Ten years ago today, I was shaking and sweating, my heart swelling with so much anticipation that I could hardly contain myself. In four years’ time, I had been given the unexpected, undeserved privilege of attending college and studying piano with … More Hither By Thy Help I’m Come
What do you do when the Bible becomes old? When your “quiet time” is stuck in a rut? When you look at “Bible study” with skeptical eyes? When the Bible exists in a world separate from the one you’re living? When you wanna love that Book with the golden pages, but you’re not sure how? … More Bible Outside the Box
Stupid. There’s just no better word for it. I have just never heard of anything so stupid. Imagine this guy. He cuts down a tree to get some logs for his wood-burning fireplace. He starts a fire, enjoys its warmth, even bakes his bread on the coals. But he saves one log and starts carving … More A Lifeless Log from the Backyard
The great tragedy of our day is the seeming inability humanity has to slow down and love people. We fill every last little space of our lives till it hurts to break out of the routine and take notice of those around us. We go to work, school, the grocery store, the gym, and we … More Slow Down and Love People
Journey of the Word 