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Long Prayers

February 8, 2004 Filed Under: Village Parson

They say that during D. L. Moody’s evangelistic campaign in England a man was making a long public prayer and Moody interrupted him and said, “While this brother finishes his prayer, let’s have a song.” I’ve heard and read the story many times.

Living in Christian Community

February 6, 2004 Filed Under: Circuit-Riding, Pondering His Creation

Making the Most of the Opportunity. The Eternal Vision Ministry Team at the Character Inn will be a brief experience of life in a Christian Community. If you keep your heart in right adjustment every day it will be a place of intense, focused training for life. It can be a powerful laboratory for life. […]

A Mongrel at a Dog Show

January 26, 2004 Filed Under: Faith and Family, Read Aloud Stories

The guys were going to Grand Rapids to a book store that smells of coffee. Then they were going to spend some time looking at guitars. I had other things to do but I really didn’t like the idea of the guys being gone all day without me. And I especially didn’t like the idea […]

A Plastic Eight-ball

January 20, 2004 Filed Under: Circuit-Riding, Current Thoughts, Read Aloud Stories

A. W. Tozer once wrote: “What comes to your mind when you think about God is the most important thing about you. Worship is pure or base as the worshipper entertains high or low thoughts of God. The man who comes to a right belief about God is relieved of ten thousand temporal problems.” That’s […]

Influence

January 12, 2004 Filed Under: Circuit-Riding, Fireside Academy, What I'm Reading

About a year ago I picked up the phone and called Mrs. Neleigh. She was my literature teacher when I was a senior in high school in Greenville, Ohio. I had not spoken with her since June of 1977.

Freddie, Who Was Dumb

January 4, 2004 Filed Under: Circuit-Riding, Fireside Academy, Virtues and Values

We once had a dog we called Freddie. I can’t remember why we gave him that name… in fact Freddie wasn’t a him at all. Come to think of it Freddie was adopted from some neighbors who moved away. She looked a little like a squat German Shepherd.

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