Red Like Blood is a good read. I’m not going to take time for a review here, but I think it is very worth your time. If you like concrete narrative and good, gospel theology together, you will want to invest in this book. I read it on my Kindle and found it for 3.99. […]
Quiet Time Away
The Lord allowed me a couple quiet days away and alone with Him. They are coming to an end. Tomorrow I drive out and back downstate and Downriver back to family and church with a renewed love and devotion to the Lord and with a renewed conviction my deep need for Christ. As I pillow […]
She’s Still Out to Change Her World
When I speak to young people, and I often do, I almost always tell them about Ann Kiemel’s 1979 book “I’m Out to Change My World.” Ann Kiemel still writes and she still speaks. I think most of her books were aimed at young women, but her writing has always stirred up my heart to […]
Barakel Twitter Feed
If you spend a weekend at Camp Barakel in the winter there are a few things you can count on. You will leave with a sweet taste in your mouth. Sticky buns are a tradition on Sunday morning. You will feed on the Word of God. You will sing Christ-honoring music. You will smell the […]
Tim Tebow
Our daughter Holly started a Facebook page for Christian girls who admire Tim Tebow. She has lived all her life in Michigan and Ohio and has become, first a Florida fan and now a Denver fan. What meaneth this? Read on: Deep in my genetic make-up is a strand of loyalty to The Ohio State […]
A Flyover of Amos
Amos was one colorful character. I taught the whole book of Amos in this message. Amos was a man with a burden, though he did not aspire to be a prophet or preacher. God took him from the sheep and figs and had a message He wanted him to deliver. This message was given at […]
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