Bittersweet Farm
David Kline is an Amish Farmer. He is from Fredricksburg, Ohio. It seems to me that he writes a book about every ten years. I went to sleep last night reading his latest book, Letters from Larksong. About twenty years ago I found Great Possessions. It was one of my favorite books ever. Ten years […]
People who visit my study or hear my preaching or read my stories know that I love books. They often ask for book recommendations. Sometimes I give them. This morning I thought you might like to see a section of my little brother Kevin’s website where he recommends some sound books. My brother pastors in […]
I never see one of these without thinking of the Farm. Grandpa had an old Ford-Ferguson and, for the last few years, a nice 8N or 9N very, very much like the one in this picture. He was proud of it and always wanted to have implements for it. He wanted a front-end loader, but […]
This evening Wes was cleaning the garage and getting some boxes ready for the Goodwill. I noticed this shirt and immediately got misty-eyed. It belonged to our Heidi Grace–Now Heidi Hancock. It was her favorite sweatshirt. It was pretty with her blue eyes and blonde hair. I rescued it and saved it for Hope America. […]
I recently noticed that I had been published in the magazine Loves and Fishes. Loaves and Fishes is a free magazine for prisoners. I’m grateful to tell the story there of Pastor Chen. I first heard the story in the chapel service of Mount Vernon Nazarene College in the nineties. I did some research and […]
It’s common to hear people complain about the lack of young men who have resolved to live for God. There is not a day of my life that passes that I am not grieved by the same. That’s why it is a special delight to be able to introduce you to Sam Judd and his […]
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