Two surprising things about me: One, I don’t read very many books. Two, I don’t recommend very many books. Why? One, because I find few books to be very read-worthy. Two, because once I’ve spent significant time in the Word itself, I have limited capacity for additional reading. And honestly, I want you to feel … More I Don’t Recommend Very Many Books
I possess one of the greatest gifts in all the world. It is literally perfect and unbelievably real. Actively powerful and powerfully active. It is timeless. Eternal. A treasure beyond compare. It holds the essence of truth, speaks into the ages, and carries with it a boundless glory. Though it costs very little, it is … More And It Sits On My Shelf
Hi there. Got a minute? I’d like you to meet a few people. Well, more than a few, but just a small selection from my “impact” file. I think about them pretty often, and I can draw direct lines from my habits, tendencies, reactions, traits, and accomplishments to theirs. These are the people who made … More They All Had the Same Book
What to study in a Bible study. You’d think the answer would be simple: the Bible. But things don’t often turn out that way . . . The announcement has been made: your church is offering a Bible study. You arrive with eager anticipation, only to be handed a top-ten-bestseller and set in front of … More Book Study vs. Bible Study
God can be seen in creation, encountered in prayer, revealed through people, discovered in any truth, and experienced in the circumstances and situations of life. So why look for God in a Book? I spend a lot of time in this “Book.” {At least, that’s my goal.} I read and read and read again, and search … More Why Look for God in a Book?
Journey of the Word 