This is the longest title I’ve ever written. And all about a day that never existed. Except, lots of people in Sunday School think it did. Yes, Sunday School. As a child, Sunday School was one of my favorite places. To this day, I recall classrooms and teachers and experiences from as early as Kindergarten. … More The Day a Wind Blew Through the House and Fire Stood on Their Heads
Ever had an encounter with a chariot driver in the desert? Nope. Me neither. Not saying this encounter should be our model for evangelism. Just saying if you want to learn a thing or two {or seven} about evangelism, take it from Philip. 1. Make it a habit. Gospel-sharing was Philip’s life. He went from … More Crazy Amazing Chariot-in-the-Desert Encounters, Anyone?
He despised The Way, and he went on his way. It can’t get more ironic than that. Until that moment when . . . See, this man knew The Way, because he knew people who belonged to it. But he hated them and threatened to murder them, not knowing that death wouldn’t disrupt their way … More He Went On His Way
When Jesus doesn’t make sense, some get annoyed. Me? I jump up and down with excitement. Because, folks. Jesus always makes sense. Sometimes his approach or choice of words doesn’t make sense to me. But no biggie, because puzzles like that are way fun. So . . . I need your help with this one. Mark 12. … More But I Don’t Believe in Angels
Have you observed the average evangelical church of today with Bible in hand? If so, you may have noticed a number of things the church has that the Bible doesn’t. Buildings. Perhaps most obviously, the early church was not confined to a church building with steeple and pews. No building campaigns, mortgages, custodians, and carpet … More 10 Things the Church Has That the Bible Doesn’t
Journey of the Word 