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The new year often provides time for reflection. 2017 will mark 33 years of full-time preaching for me. During those years, I have found myself in quite a few interesting situations. Those who think the life of a preacher must be stuffy and boring need to spend some time with me. I thought I’d share …
During a great famine in the days of King Ahab (1 Kings 17), Elijah, the prophet, asked a widow for a piece of bread. Her response to him was, “I do not have any bread, only a handful of flour in a bin, and a little oil in a jar.” To the widow, only a …
If you are familiar with American history, you may know how that on December 7, more than 2,600 American soldiers lost their lives. But if you think I am talking about December 7, 1941, and the battle that took place at Pearl Harbor, you would be mistaken. I am talking about the events that transpired …
Those who take the time to read this article probably fall into one of the following two groups: 1) Those who want to know why in the world I would preach on this topic on this day, and 2) Those who want to know why in the world I would preach on any other topic …
Most of the country knows about the wildfires that have recently devastated the Gatlinburg, TN area. Much like the devastation caused in Gatlinburg, the picture to the left, was taken in a similar wildfire in Montana. To me, this is a gripping picture that I can get lost in. When I look at it, I …