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Not The Ultimate

Death of a Friend   This morning – March 6, 2021 – I opened email and read that a friend has been given only another day or two to live. A few minutes later, I was in Matthew 13.  After Jesus taught in His home town, people questioned His legitimacy, even as they acknowledged His … Continue reading Not The Ultimate

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Mayflower Mayhem (Part 1 of 3)

You want to do something for God.  Good for you!  Don’t give up!  But be a student of history to gain perspective.  Scripture tells us to be students of His-Story.    "These things happened to them as examples and were written down as warnings for us..."1 Corinthians 11:10 "For everything that was written in the … Continue reading Mayflower Mayhem (Part 1 of 3)

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What Do You Expect to Accomplish and How Will it End?

Looking ahead as young adults,  we hoped to accomplish much.  Looking back at previous decades,  we ask ourselves, “What was actually achieved?   During a recent reading of Deuteronomy, this question arose: “What did Moses accomplish?”  How did his life end?” He achieved a great deal.  He led two million Israelites through a desert for … Continue reading What Do You Expect to Accomplish and How Will it End?