06:00 PM
Ken Pierpont; Three Life Changing Stories (John 4)
Bittersweet Farm
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Filed Under: Current Thoughts
I have always loved radio. I don’t know how many radios I have. (Tivoli Audio radios are my favorite). My grandfather loved radio. My Dad loves radio. Podcasts are like radio for the new generation. This afternoon the walks were clear and I set off on a meditation stride past the pond and along the golf course. The sky was clear and sunny. I listened to In the Studio, with Michael Card. It is great radio. I listened to program 310. Click here to enjoy it yourself. Let me know what you think. I think you will be hooked.
PS This is my Tivoli Audio iYiYi. It is a sweet iPod dock and radio. (Christmas present in 2006)
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Filed Under: Faith and Family, Pondering His Creation, What I'm Reading
Hannah and I ran some errands this evening. At the Riverview Library I found two nice, hardcover fly-fishing books for sale in the lobby. For a paltry quarter each they are mine. Leaving the library the sun had just sunk from sight. The sky is beautifully clear tonight. In the southeast a bright full moon is rising. Tomorrow is Good Friday and the first day of spring. My heart is quiet.

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I’m reading F. W. Boreham’s Mushrooms on the Moor this evening. He was a pastor but not a “preachy” writer. He possessed a unique style of writing. You can read his “blog” here Of course he has been dead for years, but you can sample his writings on the blog devoted to his writing. He attended Spurgeon’s Pastor’s School and was the last student interviewed personally by the great preacher.
I’m also enjoying this study of Spurgeon’s preaching by Zack Eswine. With every page I thank God for the great privilege He has given me to Herald the Word every week.
“Have you ever seen an assembly listening to an orator all unmoved and stolid? Suddenly the Holy Ghost has fallen on the speaker and the King Himself has been visibly set forth among them in the midst of the assembly and all have felt as if they could leap to their feet and cry, “Hallelujah, Hallelujah!” Then hearts beat fast, and souls leap high; for where Jesus is found His presence fills the place with delight.” (from a message by Charles Spurgeon on the Personality of the Holy Spirit).
I long for the King to show up when I preach. I love dear, benevolent, redeemer, King Jesus!
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